CSP Gateway Configuration Guide - InterSystems Documentation

CSP Gateway Operation and Configuration
Parameter
Load-Balancing and
Failover
Function
Load-Balancing is implemented in a round robin fashion. Each new user session
is connected to the next available alternative server (including the Default
Server). Once a user session is established on a server, the Gateway endeavors
to maintain the session on that server unless it becomes unavailable, in which
case the session is failed-over to the next available server in the list. State-aware
sessions (preserve mode 1) cannot be failed-over under any circumstances
and, consequently, the session is closed if the hosting server becomes
unavailable.
2.1.8.2 Copying an Application Path Configuration
You can quickly configure a new application path by copying the configuration entry of an existing path and editing it.
This feature is also useful for fine-tuning a configuration. By creating a second (temporary) configuration for an application
path, you can test parameter changes without worrying about losing the original configuration.
To copy an existing application path configuration:
1. From the Web Gateway Management Main Menu, click Application Access.
2. On the Application Access screen, select an existing application path.
3. Select Copy Application.
4. Click Submit.
5. In the Application Path text box, enter a new and unique application path.
6. Click Save Configuration. The new application configuration takes effect as new user sessions are created for the new
application path. Existing users are unaffected.
2.1.8.3 Disabling Access via an Application Path
Use this facility to prevent users accessing a configured application through this Gateway installation.
To disable access via an application path:
1. From the Web Gateway Management Main Menu, select Application Access.
2. At the Application Access screen, select an application path.
3. Select Edit Application.
4. Click Submit. The configuration screen for the application path appears.
5. For the Application Status parameter, select Disabled.
6. Click Save Configuration.
To re-enable access, repeat the procedure and select Enabled at Step 5.
2.1.8.4 Deleting an Application Path Configuration
To delete a configured application path:
1. From the Web Gateway Management Main Menu, select Application Access.
2. At the Application Access screen, select an application path.
3. Select the Delete Application option.
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