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Configuring OVO<br />

Configuring Flexible Management Templates<br />

150<br />

About HTTPS-based Event Forwarding Between<br />

Multiple Management Servers<br />

OVO offers the following communication types for forwarding events in a<br />

flexible management environment:<br />

❏ DCE-based communication<br />

DCE-based event forwarding is the default communication type for<br />

OVO 8.<br />

❏ HTTPS-based communication<br />

HTTPS-based event forwarding establishes a higher level of security<br />

for the communication between management servers in an OVO<br />

environment.<br />

It is available with the OVO server patch version 8.21, but disabled<br />

by default. With the next major release of OVO, HTTPS-based<br />

forwarding will be enabled by default as the preferred<br />

communication type.<br />

NOTE HTTPS-based event forwarding is slower than the DCE-based<br />

forwarding. Further improvements are planned to be addressed in<br />

one of the next server patches.<br />

Enabling HTTPS-based Forwarding<br />

To enable HTTPS-based event forwarding, follow these steps:<br />

1. Set the parameter OPC_HTTPS_MSG_FORWARD to true:<br />

ovconfchg -ovrg server -ns opc -set \<br />

OPC_HTTPS_MSG_FORWARD TRUE<br />

To disable HTTPS-based event forwarding, set the parameter to<br />

false.<br />

2. Establish a trust relationship between the OVO management servers<br />

that will be communicating directly.<br />

For setting up trust relationships between OVO management<br />

servers, refer to the section titled Certificate Handling for a Second<br />

OVO Management Server in the OVO HTTPS Agent Concepts and<br />

Configuration Guide.<br />

Chapter 2

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