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| PC Files Server Administration |
Desktop Application
To run server mode, stop the service mode. Start ![[arrow]](../../../../common/63294/HTML/default/images/arrow.gif){kind=icon}
Control Panel Administrative
Tools Services.
Locate, and then open the Properties window for SAS PC Files Server. Click Stop to stop the service.
| Desktop Application Window |
To start PC Files Server as a desktop application (in server mode),
select Start SAS PC Files Server. The PC Files Server desktop application
window displays.
PC Files Server
![[PC Files Server Window]](images/pcserver.gif)
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Server Name: Names the Windows PC where PC Files Server is running.
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Service | Port: A communications end point at which a server listens for a request for service from the client application.
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Default: 8621
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Max Connections: The maximum number of concurrent connections that this server supports.
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Data Encryption: Encrypts data during transfer.
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Authentication Required: Requires users to provide credentials before connecting to PC Files Server. These can be in the form of a user ID and password or Integrated Windows Authentication (SSPI).
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Allow Integrated Windows Authentication (SSPI): Windows 64-bit users can process credentials between Windows PCs without having to explicitly give a user ID and password.
Note: This option is available only when Authentication Required is selected.
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Change Options: Displays a dialog box that enables you to change the connection options. A note states that the PC Files Server must be restarted in order for the changes to take effect.
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Restart Server: Restarts the server including all setting changes.
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Shutdown Server: Stops the server and closes the application window.
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Host Name: Lists host names of active server connections.
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DSN | File Access: Displays file access requests of active server connections.
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User ID: Displays the user ID of active server connections.
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Current Client Connections: Displays the total number of active connections.
Note: When a single user opens multiple connections, this displays the most current information.
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Peak Client Connections: The greatest number of active connections during the current server session.
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