SAS 9.1.3 Intelligence Platform: System Administration Guide

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Increase the number of stored process server processes on
a machine, or add a new host to your system and run an
additional stored process server on that machine.
Configure middle-tier components for better efficiency
and performance.
Making Other Changes to Your Initial Configuration
“Configure a Load-Balancing Cluster of
Stored Process Servers” in the SAS
Intelligence Platform: Application
Server Administration Guide.
“Best Practices for Configuring Your
Middle Tier” in the SAS Intelligence
Platform: Web Application
Administration Guide.
The following table lists other configuration changes that you might need to make to
meet specific requirements in your environment.
Table 3.2 Other Configuration Changes That Might Be Needed
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Obtain additional log information for troubleshooting. Chapter 9, “Administering the SAS
Metadata Server Log and Audit Trail,”
on page 69
Authenticate users through a different authentication
provider (instead of using the host operating system’s
authentication mechanism).
Configure additional special users, especially
administrative and unrestricted users.
Chapter 10, “Using the ARM_OMA
Subsystem to Obtain Raw Performance
Data for the SAS Metadata Server,” on
page 77
Chapter 11, “Administering Logging
for the SAS Object Spawner, SAS
Workspace Server, SAS Stored Process
Server, and SAS/CONNECT Server,”
on page 89
Chapter 12, “SAS OLAP Server
Monitoring and Logging,” on page 97
“Modifications to Support Alternative
Authentication Mechanisms” in the
SAS Intelligence Platform: Security
Administration Guide.
“User and Group Management” in the
SAS Intelligence Platform: Security
Administration Guide