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Setting Up a Cluster
12.2.2 Generating New Public and Private Keys
The server public and private key files aid with message encryption and
authentication between cluster members. The default files are stored in the
rwrun.jar file in the following path (on both UNIX and Windows):
ORACLE_HOME\reports\jlib\rwrun.jar
Each member of a cluster must have the same public and private key files specified in
their configuration files (server_name.cluster_name.conf). To ensure that your
cluster members share exclusive public and private key files, generate new versions of
them when you set up your cluster. Servers that will not be members of the cluster can
go on using the default keys provided with OracleAS Reports Services.
To generate new public and private key files, at the command prompt, enter the
following command:
rwgenkey.sh public_key_file_name private_key_file_name (UNIX)
rwgenkey.bat public_key_file_name private_key_file_name (Windows)
You can generate these files to specific directories by specifying the desired path in the
command line along with the new public and private key file names. If you just
specify the file name in the command line, the key files will be generated in the current
directory.
12.2.3 Entering Public and Private Keys in the Server Configuration File
Once you generate new public and private key files, you must enter that information
into all cluster members' Reports Server configuration files. You'll find each cluster
member's version of this file in the following path for both UNIX and Windows on
each server's host machine:
ORACLE_HOME\reports\conf\server_name.cluster_name.conf
To change public and private key files, go to the connection element in the server
configuration file, and change (or add) entries for the cluster sub-element as
follows:
You'll find more information about the connection element in Chapter 3,
"Configuring OracleAS Reports Services".
12.2.4 Restarting the Reports Server
Once you have renamed your cluster members and respecified a common public and
private key for each, you may start up your Reports Servers to activate the cluster.
To start up a Reports Server:
■ If you're starting the Reports Server as a Windows service, open the Service
control panel, and start the service.
■ If you're starting the Reports Server from a command line, at the command
prompt, enter the following command:
On Windows:
rwserver server=server_name.cluster_name
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