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

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Attributes for sasServer<br />

The sasServer object class contains startup and connection information for an instance of a SAS object server. The<br />

sasServer object class is defined using the attributes listed in the following table. For each attribute, the table shows:<br />

• The name that identifies the attribute on the <strong>LDAP</strong> server (or in the configuration file). Under each attribute<br />

name, the table shows the corresponding tab and field name in the IT Administrator application.<br />

• "Required" or "Optional" to indicate whether the attribute is required.<br />

• The type of server configuration (COM/DCOM or IOM Bridge) for which the attribute is used.<br />

• A definition of the attribute.<br />

Note: The following attributes which appear in the IT Administrator interface are not used in <strong>Version</strong> 9 of SAS<br />

<strong>Integration</strong> <strong>Technologies</strong><br />

• sasTpName<br />

• sasPluName<br />

• sasProtocol=corba<br />

• sasMultiUserObject<br />

If you are using <strong>Version</strong> 9, do not use these attributes for your configuration.<br />

Note: For the z/OS, you can now use the sasCommand attribute to launch SAS as an object server. Because the IT<br />

Admin interface has not changed for <strong>Version</strong> 9, you can specify the launch command in the Command for non<br />

OS/390 IT Admin field.<br />

For step−by−step instructions on defining the metadata for a server, refer to Using the IT Administrator Wizard to<br />

Define a Server and Spawner or Using IT Administrator to Define a Server. If you are not using an <strong>LDAP</strong> server, you<br />

can use a configuration file to define the server. For instructions, see Using a Configuration File to Define the<br />

Metadata (IOM Bridge) or Using a Configuration File to Define the Metadata (COM/DCOM).<br />

description<br />

Attribute Name<br />

In IT Administrator::<br />

Description<br />

objectClass<br />

In IT Administrator:<br />

N/A<br />

sasClientEncryptionAlgorithm<br />

In IT Administrator:<br />

Encryption (IOM) Client<br />

Algorithm<br />

sasServer Attribute Definitions<br />

Required/<br />

Optional<br />

Optional<br />

Required<br />

Server Type<br />

COM/DCOM,<br />

IOM Bridge<br />

COM/DCOM,<br />

IOM Bridge<br />

Definition<br />

Text to summarize why this object<br />

definition exists.<br />

The object class identifier. For sasServer<br />

objects, this is always sasServer. If you<br />

use IT Administrator, this identifier is<br />

assigned automatically.<br />

Optional IOM Bridge The encryption algorithm that is supported<br />

on the client side of the connection. Valid<br />

values are: RC2, RC4, DES, Triple DES,<br />

and SAS Proprietary, depending on the<br />

country in which the SAS software is<br />

licensed. See SAS/SECURE for more<br />

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