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

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sasDomainName: mvs.abc.com sasLogicalName: stage sasMachineDNSName: bigiron.mvs.abc.com sasPort: 6343 sasProtocol: bridge A spawner locates its object server definitions by using the following rules: • The domain (sasDomainName) must match. The lack of a domain is considered a domain. • The sasServer must have a protocol (sasProtocol) of bridge. • The sasServer logical names must be a subset of the logical names that are specified in the sasSpawner definition. IOM Bridge Servers SAS® Integration Technologies: Administrator's Guide (LDAP Version) Configuration File Example: Using Logical Names 184
Configuration File Examples: UUID Generator Here is an example UUIDGEND setup configuration file for a host other than Windows NT: # ## Define our UUID Generator Daemon. Since this UUIDGEND is ## executing on a non−Windows NT host, we contacted SAS Technical ## Support for the sasUUIDNode specified. # dn: sasSpawnercn=UUIDGEND,sascomponent=sasServer,cn=SAS,o=ABC Inc, c=US objectClass: sasSpawner sasSpawnercn: UUIDGEND sasDomainName: unx.abc.com sasMachineDNSName: medium.unx.abc.com sasOperatorPassword: myPassword sasOperatorPort: 6340 sasUUIDNode: 0123456789ab sasUUIDPort: 6341 description: SAS Session UUID Generator Daemon on UNIX Here is an example UUIDGEND setup configuration file for a Windows NT host: # ## Define our UUID Generator Daemon. Since this UUIDGEND is ## executing on a Windows NT host, we do not need to specify ## the sasUUIDNode. # dn: sasSpawnercn=UUIDGEND,sascomponent=sasServer,cn=SAS,o=ABC Inc, c=US objectClass: sasSpawner sasSpawnercn: UUIDGEND sasDomainName: wnt.abc.com sasMachineDNSName: little.wnt.abc.com sasOperatorPassword: myPassword sasOperatorPort: 6340 sasUUIDPort: 6341 description: SAS Session UUID Generator Daemon on NT IOM Bridge Servers Configuration File Examples: UUID Generator 185
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Setting up an LDAP Directory Server
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Using the Integration Technologies
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The command to start the SAS sessio
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Logical names All logical names ass
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Searching for Objects Using IT Admi
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Choosing a Server Configuration Int
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Overview of Pooling A workspace poo
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Setting up Workspace Pooling You ca
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Server and Client Requirements SAS
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Creating the Metadata for a COM/DCO
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