CSP Gateway Configuration Guide - InterSystems Documentation

CSP Gateway Operation and Configuration
You can configure the following CSP security parameters:
Access to these forms
User Name
Password
Enable or disable access to the CSP Web Gateway Management page using this option. The default is Enabled.
When access is Disabled you cannot re-enable access using the CSP Web Gateway Management page. To re-enable
access, manually edit the configuration file CSP.ini. Set the SM_Forms parameter to Enabled in the SYSTEM
section of this file.
[SYSTEM]
SM_Forms=Enabled
User name required to access the CSP Web Gateway Management page.
Password required to access the CSP Web Gateway Management page.
Password (Confirm)
When the password is modified, confirm the new value here.
Session Timeout
The amount of idle time (in seconds) that an active Systems Management session remains logged on. After this
time has expired, the management session expires and the manager is automatically logged out of the CSP Web
Gateway Management page.
System Manager Machine/s
Defines a list of client machines (by IP address) through which you can access these Systems Management options.
Any client with System Manager access can add or delete access to any CSP system, change any setting in the
configuration file, and close down any active sessions. The addresses are separated by either a comma or a plus
sign. In this example, two clients have System Manager access:
127.0.0.1, 45.123.231.12
If this field is undefined, only a client operating on the same machine as the CSP Gateway (that is, the web server
host) can configure CSP.
This field is supplemented with a checkbox (Override Username and Password) which, if checked, allows listed
client machines to be exempt from entering a user name and password to gain access to the Management Forms.
2.1.7.3 Connections to Caché
This section contains parameters related to maintaining connections to Caché.
Server Response Timeout
The maximum number of seconds allowed for the target Caché server to respond to a request from the web server.
The timeout refers to a period of no activity, so, for example, sending a line of HTML data every second for 10
hours does not cause a timeout. The minimum allowable value for this field is 5 seconds.
The value set here is the default for the system. You may, however, set a different value on individual serverspecific
configurations or within the application itself.
Note that if you have an Apache server, you can also set this value using Timeout in the Apache http.conf file. The
lower of these two values is triggered first.
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