The Web Application will add four new keys to the registry. Each key and its contents are described in the tables below.
Note
This section references <web site name>/<virtual directory name> as a placeholder for the IIS web site and virtual directory configured during the installation process. The default values are Default Web Site and Exago respectively.
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Exago\ExagoWeb\<web site name>/<virtual directory name> This key is used by the installer to determine the installed version number and the location of the installation. It will be updated with each subsequent installation of Exago into the same web site and virtual directory.
The version of Exago installed. This value can be found by pressing ‘Ctrl + Shift+ V’ in the Web Application. e.g. 2019.2.8.183
Example:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\ControlSet001\Services\ExagoMonitoringService.version This key represents the Windows Service that manages the Exago Monitoring Service, which is installed automatically with the Web Application.
Note
This section references version as a placeholder for the version of the service installed. For example, HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Exago\ExagoMonitoringService.2019.2.183 As this key has the Exago version in it’s name, on subsequent update installations of Exago, new keys will be written each time instead of updating this current one.
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Exago\ExagoMonitoringService.version This key is used by the Exago installer to determine the installed version number and the location of the installation.
Note
This section references version as a placeholder for the version of the service installed. For example, HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Exago\ExagoMonitoringService.2019.2.183 As this key has the Exago version in it’s name, on subsequent update installations of Exago, new keys will be written each time instead of updating this current one.
The version of Exago installed. This value should match that of the Web Application. e.g. 2019.2.8.183
Example:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\ExagoMonitoringService.version This key is used in the Windows Add/Remove Programs Control Panel to allow uninstallation of the Monitoring Service from there.
Note
This section references version as a placeholder for the version of the service installed. For example, HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Exago\ExagoMonitoringService.2019.2.183 As this key has the Exago version in it’s name, on subsequent update installations of Exago, new keys will be written each time instead of updating this current one.
The command line string to start the uninstallation process e.g. C:Program Files\Exago\MonitoringService\ExagoSetup.exe /UninstallMonitoring ExagoMonitoringService.v2019.2.8.183
Initially set to the installation date. Should be updated whenever this particular version of the Monitoring Service is reinstalled. e.g. 05/23/2020 08:12:05
Example:
Scheduler Service
The Scheduler Service installation adds three new keys to the registry. Each key and its contents are described in the tables below.
Note
This section references <svc_name> as a placeholder for the name of the service configured during the installation process. The default value is ExagoScheduler.
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Exago\eWebReportsScheduler_<svc_name> This key is used by the installer to determine the installed version number and the location of the installation. It will be updated with each subsequent installation of Exago with the same service name.
The version of the Scheduler Service installed. e.g. 2019.2.8.183
Example:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\ControlSet001\Service\seWebReportsScheduler_<svc_name> This key represents the Windows Service that manages the Scheduler Service, which is installed automatically with the Web Application.
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\eWebReportsScheduler_<svc_name> This key is used in the Windows Add/Remove Program Control Panel to allow uninstallation of the Monitoring Service from there.
Name to display in the Windows Add/Remove Programs Control Panel. Typically the words “Exago Scheduler – ” followed by the name of the service set during installation. e.g. Exago Scheduler - ExagoScheduler
Initially set to the installation date. Should be updated whenever this particular version of the Scheduler Service is reinstalled. e.g. 05/23/2020 08:12:05
Example:
REST Web Service API
The REST Web Service API adds one registry key.
Note
This section references <web site name>/<virtual directory name> as a placeholder for the IIS web site and virtual directory configured during the installation process. The default values are Default Web Site and ExagoWebAPI respectively.
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Exago\ExagoWebAPI<web site name>/<virtual directory name> This key is used by the installer to determine the installed version number and the location of the installation. It will be updated with each subsequent installation of Exago into the same web site and virtual directory.
There are two great teachers of perseverance in this world: sales and distance running. Kevin LaFrazia does both.
Kevin has finished an incredible 18 5Ks, 14 half marathons, and 3 marathons from Florida to California, including the completion of the Disney Coast to Coast series of races in 2015! 🏃🎽😲🤯
Reaching these milestones has taken a ton of dedication, and the grit has come in handy in Kevin’s sales career. He hadn’t even been sure it was the field for him at first, but his dad had always made the job seem fun, somehow.
“It was because he was being himself,” says Kevin. “He just let himself go through sales conversations as a person. I don’t think anyone could have ever told me anything more valuable.” 😊
Being a person has served Kevin well. It’s how he accesses his sense of humor during grueling races and high-stakes phone calls. Take those moments too seriously, and you end up getting in your own way. Find a way to laugh, and, he says, “you’ll be unstoppable.”
Kevin joined our #humansofexago earlier this summer and already feels comfortable in the application he sells. “Knowing the software makes connecting with leads smoother and more conversational.” He’s also enjoyed collaborating with a growing team of SDRs whose “commitment and confidence is so wonderfully heartening.” 💛
When Kevin isn’t reveling in his number-one non-food indulgence, travel, he’s home with his wife, five cats, and surprisingly prolific, ever-expanding school of fish.