 | Family Diary ServiceA service that provides access to the database through stored procedures on the SQL Server database |
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Family Diary Service Description
The Family Diary Service is a Windows Communications Foundation (WCF) service that is installed on your server and should run all the time. When the service installation program is initially run it installs and runs the service, then creates some rules in your Windows firewall, to allow remote access on ports 8088, 8089 and 8090. Port 8089 is used for access from a workstation on your internal network with a Windows account matching a user account on the server. Port 8088 is used by remote clients who don't have a matching Windows account. These accounts must have a Member account set up within Family Diary with a User Name and Password, the remote client is authenticated using this User Name and Password along with the Windows Home Server secure certificate. If you have a non-standard installation of Windows Home Server such as a branded version, or you have installed your own certificate for client authentication, you may need to do some additional configuration to make the system work, (please contact us for information). Port 8090 is used for Windows Phone 7 access using a User Name and Password in the Family Diary database. Get Family Diary Service and give it a try to see what it can actually do for you!
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