How to Start Arc
How to Start Arc
This article explains how to run Arc, access its web interface, and understand the configuration file that Arc creates on first run.
Where to Install Arc
Arc should be installed on the same server where TM1 is running. This gives Arc full access to ODBC data sources and text files used by TM1 Turbo Integrator processes.
If Arc is installed on a separate server or desktop, it will function normally except for ODBC and Text file preview in Turbo Integrator.
How to Run Arc
Arc is a single executable — no installation is required.
Download and unzip Arc from code.cubewise.com/arc-download
Double-click
arc.exeto start Arc.A console window will appear. If Arc cannot find its configuration file, it will show an error on first run — this is normal. Arc will then automatically create the
settings.ymlfile with default settings.
How to Access Arc
Once running, open a web browser and navigate to:
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From the same server |
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From a remote machine |
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By default, Arc connects to the local admin host and will display all TM1 instances running on the same server.
Connecting to a Remote TM1 Server
If Arc is installed on a different machine from TM1, edit settings.yml and update the adminhosts parameter to point to the remote TM1 admin host:
adminhosts:
- https://tm1server:5898Note: Port
5898is the default TM1 admin host REST API port. To verify it is accessible, open a browser and go to:https://servername:5898/api/v1/Servers
After changing settings.yml, restart Arc by closing the console window and double-clicking arc.exe again.
Checking the Windows Firewall
If you cannot access the Arc UI or TM1 instances:
Ensure port
7070(Arc) is open in the Windows firewall.Ensure the TM1 admin host port (
5898) and REST API port (e.g.8111) are open.
Related Pages
Setting Up Arc as a Windows Service — run Arc persistently as a background service
Arc settings.yml File — full reference for all configuration parameters