This optional step is performed on the Responder Server.

If you have multiple Smart Grid Listener services using the same geodatabase and OASyS and DMS servers, then you will need to perform the following configuration. You may wish to configure a second Smart Grid Listener service to provide failover support.

1. Browse to and open Miner.Smartgrid.ListenerService.exe.config. By default, this file is installed here: \Program Files\Miner and Miner\Responder\Server.
2. Look for the following bit of XML. Be sure to locate this line of XML twice in the file. It appears in the <RealTimeDriverListener> and <RealTimeDriverTagListener> sections.

<!-- <add key="systemMonitor" value="Miner.Smartgrid.SystemMonitors.OracleDataBaseSystemMonitor, 
    Miner.Smartgrid, Version=1.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=196beceb052ed5dc" /> -->

3. Remove the comment tags (<!-- and -->) from the XML displayed above. Note that this line appears commented out twice in the configuration file and must be uncommented in both places.
4. Look for the following bit of XML:

<Miner.Smartgrid.SystemMonitors.OracleDataBaseSystemMonitor>
 
    <add key="uniqueRTDMustRun" value="yes" />
 
    <add key="maxUnactiveTime" value="5001" />
 
    <add key="checkTime" value="1200" />
 
    <add key="connection" value="Data Source=GDB Name;Persist Security Info=True;User ID=SMARTGRID;Password=SMARTGRID" />
 
    <add key="driverAssembly" value="System.Data.OracleClient.OracleConnection, System.Data.OracleClient, Version=2.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=b77a5c561934e089" />
 
</Miner.Smartgrid.SystemMonitors.OracleDataBaseSystemMonitor> 

5. For the Data Source value in the Connection key, enter the name of the geodatabase in which the Smart Grid tables reside. Enter the user name/password for the Smart Grid user. 
   

6. Save and close Miner.Smartgrid.ListenerService.exe.config.