SAS® Integration Technologies: Administrator's Guide (LDAP Version)

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SAS® Integration Technologies: Administrator's Guide (LDAP Version) the sasServer Attributes List will be displayed. You can then use your browser's Back button to return to this page. ♦ Enter a unique name (sasServercn) for the server. Optionally, enter a description (description). ♦ On the Connections tab: a. Enter a Domain (sasDomainName). Note that you must use the identical domain name if you define a spawner for this server. b. Select the IOM Bridge protocol (sasProtocol). c. From the pull−down menu that appears, select either Port or Service and enter either the service (sasService) or the port number (sasPort) in the field below the menu. The port number is required if the server will have Java clients. ♦ On the Logical Names tab, select one more logical names (sasLogicalName) that this server is to be associated with. If you want to create a new logical name, select the Add button to create a new sasLogicalNameInfo object. ♦ On the Machines tab, select the Add button, and then enter the fully qualified host name (sasMachineDNSName) for the machine on which the server is to run. Repeat for each additional host machine. To change an entry, highlight the machine name and select Edit. To remove an entry, highlight the machine name and select Remove. ♦ On the Encryption tab, specify client encryption algorithm (sasClientEncryptionAlgorithm) and server (sasNetEncrAlg) encryption algorithms. Also make a selection to indicate what to encrypt (sasRequiredEncryptionLevel). ♦ On the Commands tab, complete the Command for non OS/390 field with the command (sasCommand) used to start the object server. Include the path relative to the directory in which the spawner will be started. Note: For the z/OS, you can now use the (sasCommand) attribute to launch SAS as an object server. Since the IT Admin interface has not changed for Version 9, you can specify the launch command in the Command for non OS/390 IT Admin field. ♦ You can use the Workspace Pool tab to set up workspace pooling for the server. Specify the Maximum Workspaces per Workspace Pool (sasMaxPerWorkspacePool) and the Recycle Activation Limit (sasMaxPerWorkspacePool) in the fields provided. (Select the Default button if you want to reset the Recycle Activation Limit to its default value of 10.) Then select Leave running when idle (sas−ServerRunForever); or select Minutes until idle shutdown and enter the number of minutes (sas−ServerShutdownAfter) after which an idle server should be shut down. 5. When you are finished entering information in the fields, select OK. The new server object appears in the tree view. To modify an IOM Bridge server object using IT Administrator: 1. Open IT Administrator. 2. In the manager bar, select SAS Configuration. 3. In the tree view, find the Servers folder (found under the SAS Servers folder) and click the plus sign to open it. 4. Select the server object that you wish to modify. The server's current attributes will be displayed in the property view in the right portion of the window. 5. Select the appropriate tabs, and enter the necessary changes. For a description of the fields, refer to the sasServer Attributes List. 6. When you are finished, select the Save icon ( ) on the toolbar; or select File Save from the menu bar. (If you skip this step, IT Administrator will prompt you to save your changes when you attempt to navigate to another object.) Using IT Administrator to Define a Server (IOM Bridge) 128
IOM Bridge Servers SAS® Integration Technologies: Administrator's Guide (LDAP Version) Using IT Administrator to Define a Server (IOM Bridge) 129
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Setting up an LDAP Directory Server
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