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Merge pull request #2251 from eugene7646/solr_account_doc_1861

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Added info on when 'Local System account' can be used to run Solr service
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@ -85,7 +85,8 @@ The log file should end up looking like this (modified lines are highlighted in
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\image html solrinstall1.PNG
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8. Press _Start_, type _services.msc_, and press _Enter_. Find _solrJetty_. If the service is running, press _Stop the service_, then double click it, and switch to the _Log On_ tab to change the logon credentials to a user who will have access to read and write the primary shared drive. If the machine is on a domain, the Account Name will be in the form of _DOMAINNAME\\username_ as shown in the example below. Note that in the screenshot below, the domain name is _DOMAIN_ and the user name is _username_. These are just examples, not real values.
8. Press _Start_, type _services.msc_, and press _Enter_. Find _solrJetty_. If the service is running, press _Stop the service_, then double click it, and switch to the _Log On_ tab to change the logon credentials to a user who will have access to read and write the primary shared drive. Note that selecting "Local System account" will work only if Solr service and case output folders are on the same machine. Using "Local System account" to run Solr service and having case output folders on a different machine will result in Solr being unable to create index files.
<br>If the machine is on a domain, the Account Name will be in the form of _DOMAINNAME\\username_ as shown in the example below. Note that in the screenshot below, the domain name is _DOMAIN_ and the user name is _username_. These are just examples, not real values.
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\image html solrinstall2.PNG
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