CSP Gateway Configuration Guide - InterSystems Documentation

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Click OK to return to the Add Module Mappings dialogue.
Click OK.
7. Repeat the above process to add the following Module Mappings:
Request Path: *.cls
Module: Select CSPcms
Name: CSPGateway_cls
and
Request Path: *.zen
Module: Select CSPcms
Name: CSPGateway_zen
8. In the left panel, highlight the Default Web Site section:
[MACHINE_NAME] ([machine_name]\[user_name])
Web Sites
Default Web Site
9. In the middle panel, double-click the Handler Mappings icon.
10. In the right panel, click Add Script Map.
11. In the Add Script Map dialogue, enter:
Request Path: *.cxw
Executable: C:\inetpub\CSPGateway\nph-CSPcgiSys.exe
Name: CSPGatewayManagement
12. Click Request Restrictions.
clear: Invoke handler only if request is mapped to
Click OK to return to the Add Script Map dialogue.
Click OK.
13. You may be prompted as follows: “Would you like to enable this ISAPI extension If yes, we add your extension as
an “Allowed” entry in the ISAPI and CGI Restrictions list. If the extension already exists we allow it.”
Click Yes.
You can later find the list of allowed applications as follows:
In the left panel, highlight:
[MACHINE_NAME] ([machine_name]\[user_name])
In the center panel, double-click the ISAPI and CGI Restrictions icon.
If the Gateway Management CGI module is not included in the list of allowed applications, add it (as you would have
done for IIS v6):
You can add text of your own choice in the Description field. For example:
CSPGatewayManagement for nph-CSPcgiSys.exe
4.1.12.4 Operating and Managing the Gateway
This connectivity option depends on the CSP Gateway’s Network Service Daemon (NSD).
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