Enterprise Manager: BBjServices > Servers
To view this topic for the preceding Enterprise Manager, see EM Java App: Server Information (Servers tab).
Description
BBjServices is comprised of a number of different servers, each with a very specific purpose within the system. For example, there is a server to handle SQL operations, one for accessing data files, another for administrative tasks, etc. Some servers allow multiple instances to be run, where one might use SSL while the other does not. The Enterprise Manager provides an interface for managing each service.
To access the Servers, select BBjServices > Servers, and the servers tab will open to the right.
This tab displays all the available BBj Server Types. To view the various properties for a particular server, click the arrow to expand the details.
To change a value, expand the server’s properties and select the value to be changed. After making changes to any server property, make sure to save the changes so they will take effect. Many of the settings on this tab require a restart of BBjServices to take effect.
The following table describes the properties available. Some properties are specific to certain servers, while others are available for multiple server types. The more general properties are listed at the beginning of the table, and server-specific properties are listed under the corresponding server name.
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General Properties |
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Bind Address |
Sets the IP address of the only machine
able to connect to the server. An address of 0.0.0.0
accepts connections from any IP address. An address of 127.0.0.1
(localhost) allows server access from that machine only. |
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Port |
Identifies the port on which the server listens for connections. |
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Run Server |
Enables or disables the server when BBjServices is running |
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Use SSL |
Enables Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) for encrypting the data passed to and from the server. Both client and server must agree to use SSL. |
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Maximum Clients |
Set the maximum number of client connections sustained simultaneously. |
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Skip Ident Verification |
If true, the server will skip IDENT
Verification. If false, it will use IDENTD in conjunction with
RHOSTS for authentication. |
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Enterprise Actor |
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Log Level |
The level of logging to the user for this server. Choose INFO, WARNING, ERROR, or DEBUG. |
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Filesystem |
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Password Auth |
Enables user/password authentication on the Filesystem Server. |
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Prefixes |
Prefixes |
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DSKSYN |
DSKSYN |
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Skip Ident Verification |
If true, the server will skip IDENT
Verification. If false, it will use IDENTD in conjunction with
RHOSTS for authentication. |
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Skip Rhost Verification |
If true, the server will skip Remote
Host Validation. If false, it will use UNIX Remote Host Validation.
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PRO/5 DS 5.0 |
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Timeout |
Set timeout |
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Umask |
Sets the default permissions |
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Advisory Locking |
Advisory Locking |
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User Authentication |
User Authentication |
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Scan All Roots |
Scan All Root directories |
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Create Recoverable |
Creates a highly recoverable |
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Create 64 Bit |
Create 64 Bit |
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Mkeyed FID Always 6 |
Masks the high bit in an Mkeyed file |
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Prefixes |
Prefixes |
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DSKSYN |
DSKSYN |
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Skip Ident Verification |
If true, the server will skip IDENT
Verification. If false, it will use IDENTD in conjunction with
RHOSTS for authentication. |
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Skip Rhost Verification |
If true, the server will skip Remote
Host Validation. If false, it will use UNIX Remote Host Validation.
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Thin Client |
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Disallow Console |
Set whether users are able to break from a program to a console prompt and execute arbitrary BBj commands |
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Web |
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Host Name |
Host name attached to URLs coming from the server |
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Enable HTTP |
Enables HTTP access on this server |
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HTTP port |
If HTTP is enabled, the port that the HTTP server should run on. |
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SSL Port |
If SSL is enabled, the port that the HTTPS server should run on. |
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SSL Keystone |
SSL Keystone |
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SSL Keystone Password |
SSL Keystone Password |
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Jetty Key Password |
Jetty Key Password |
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SSL Trust Store |
SSL Trust Store |
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SSL Trust Store Pass |
SSL Trust Store Password |
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Default URL |
The default URL to use when connecting to the root of the HTTP server |
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XCALL |
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Log Level |
The level of logging to user for this server. Choose INFO, WARNING, ERROR, or DEBUG. |
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Default User |
The default user for this server. |
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Force Default User |
Force Default User. |
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Default Config |
Default Config. |
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Force Default Config |
Force Default Config. |
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Default Working Dir |
Default Working Directory. |
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Force Default Working Dir |
Force Default Working Directory. |