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@ -31,7 +31,7 @@ The user account that Autopsy runs as will need access to the shared storage. Th
Solr will run as a Windows service and may need access to shared storage if it does not have enough local storage. Solr performs best when it has fast access to storage, so keeping the indexes on local SSD drives is best. But, some clusters will need to store the indexes on the same shared storage that are used for images and other case outputs.
NOTE: Autopsy 4.17.0 and prior required that indexes were stored on the shared storage drives. Autopsy 4.18.0 and beyond (which now use Solr 8) can use either local storae or shared storage.
NOTE: Autopsy 4.17.0 and prior required that indexes were stored on the shared storage drives. Autopsy 4.18.0 and beyond (which now use Solr 8) can use either local or shared storage.
If you are using local storage for Solr, then you can run the Solr service as "LocalService".

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You will most likely want to have both Solr 4 and 8 servers running so that you can open older cases. If so, then:
- Get a new server and install Solr 8 on it using the \ref install_solr_page page instructions.
- Configure each Autopsy client to have the addresses for both servers (see below)
- Configure each Autopsy client to have the addresses for both servers (see below).
If you want to have only Solr 8, then simply follow the instructions for Solr 8 and get rid of the Solr 4 server. You will not be able to open older cases. It is possible to upgrade Solr indexes, but we have not tested this.
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If you intend to run Solr 4 and Solr 8 servers on the same machine at the same time, you need to change the port of the Solr 8 service using the setting <b>SOLR_PORT</b> in \c "C:\solr-8.6.3\bin\solr.in.cmd" file (assuming that the Solr package ZIP was extracted into \c "C:\solr-8.6.3\" directory). By default the Solr service starts on port 8983.
\subsection install_solr_zk_migration Migrating Of ZooKeeper Data
\subsection install_solr_zk_migration Migration Of ZooKeeper Data
In addition to text indexing, the Solr service also stores "coordination" data using Apache ZooKeeper. You'll want to move this data if you get rid of your Solr 4 server. This data allows you to:
- Know what multi-user cases you can open