In the appsettings.json file, set the ClientIdentifier property to be the newly generated value
Update the required settings, a summary of each setting can be found belowDrives to Monitor. `Drives that disk space should be monitored for in a comma separated list (e.g. C:\,E:\)
EnablePerfMonitor: `Whether server performance monitoring should be enabled. This includes CPU, disk space, and memory
EnableABBYYLicenseMonitoring: `Whether ABBYY Flexicapture LIcense data should be monitored. NOTE: For this to work, the server monitor must be running on the same server as the main ABBYY application
SendCPU: `Whether CPU data should be sent as part of Performance Monitoring
SendMemory: `Whether memory data should be sent as part of Performance Monitoring
SendDiskSpace: `Whether disk space data should be sent as part of Performance Monitoring
MonitorServices: `Whether Windows Service monitoring should be enabled
ServicesToMonitor, `A comma separated list of the Windows Service Names to monitor
EnableWatchFolders: `Whether physical folder monitoring should be enabled
WatchFolders: The list of folders to monitor*FolderPath: *The folder to monitor
FileSearchRegex: `A regular expression to use when checking for files
CheckFolderEveryXMinutes: `How often to check the folder
MonitorBetweenHours*`: Only run monitoring between certain hours*
ReportEmptyFolders: `Whether an empty folder should be reported to Cardiograph
EnableSessionMonitor.` Whether current ABBYY sessions should be monitored
SessionMonitor: Settings for session monitoring*ConnectionString: *MS SQL connection string to the ABBYY Flexicapture database
ExecuteEveryXMinutes: `How often to check ABBYY Sessions
Once all required settings have been added, install the WFD.Cardiograph.ServerMonitor.exe service as a Windows Service and set to automatically start