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

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the sasSpawner Attributes List will be displayed. You can then use your browser's Back button to return to<br />

this page.<br />

a. Enter a unique name (sasSpawnercn) for the spawner. Optionally, enter a description (description).<br />

b. On the Connections tab:<br />

i. Enter a Domain (sasDomainName). The spawner must use the same domain as the server<br />

with which it connects.<br />

ii. On the Operator subtab, enter the service (sasOperatorService) or port (sasOperatorPort) and<br />

the password (sasOperatorPassword) that operators will use to connect to the spawner in<br />

order to perform administration tasks (such as checking status).<br />

iii. On the UUID subtab, enter the service (sasUUIDService) or port (sasUUIDPort) and the<br />

password (sasUUIDNode) with which to connect to request UUID generation. See the section<br />

titled Request a Universally Unique Identifier (UUIDGEND) for more information regarding<br />

UUID generation by the spawner.<br />

c. On the Logical Names tab, select one more logical names (sasLogicalName) that this spawner is to<br />

be associated with. If you want to create a new logical name, select the Add button to create a new<br />

sasLogicalNameInfo object. For more information about logical names, refer to Assigning Logical<br />

Names.<br />

d. On the Machines tab, select the Add button, and then enter the fully qualified host name<br />

(sasMachineDNSName) for the machine on which the spawner is to run. Repeat for each additional<br />

host machine. To change an entry, highlight the machine name and select Edit. To remove an entry,<br />

highlight the machine name and select Remove.<br />

e. On the Encryption tab, select the key length (sasNetEncrKey).<br />

f. On the Logging tab, specify the log file name and path (sasLogFile), and select the checkbox to<br />

indicate whether you want to use verbose logging (sasVerbose).<br />

5. When you are finished entering information in the fields, select OK. The new spawner object appears in the<br />

tree view.<br />

To modify a spawner definition using IT Administrator:<br />

1. Open IT Administrator.<br />

2. In the manager bar, select SAS Configuration.<br />

3. In the tree view, find the Spawners folder (found under the SAS Servers folder) and click the plus sign to<br />

open it.<br />

4. Select the spawner object that you wish to modify. The spawner's current attributes will be displayed in the<br />

property view in the right portion of the window.<br />

5. Select the appropriate tabs, and enter the necessary changes. For a description of the fields, refer to the<br />

sasSpawner Attributes List.<br />

6. When you are finished, select the Save icon ( ) on the toolbar; or select File Save from the menu bar. (If<br />

you skip this step, IT Administrator will prompt you to save your changes when you attempt to navigate to<br />

another object.)<br />

IOM Bridge Servers<br />

<strong>SAS®</strong> <strong>Integration</strong> <strong>Technologies</strong>: <strong>Administrator's</strong> <strong>Guide</strong> (<strong>LDAP</strong> <strong>Version</strong>)<br />

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