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  1. Preface
  2. Introduction to High Availability
  3. Set Up the High Availability Environment
  4. Set Up a High Availability Cluster on Windows
  5. Steps to Setting Up a High Availability Cluster in Linux
  6. Optional High Availability Configuration
  7. Troubleshooting High Availability
  8. High Availability Log Messages
  9. Port Number Reference
  10. Glossary

High Availability Installation Guide

High Availability Installation Guide

Step 11. Configure the Dashboard and Reports

Step 11. Configure the Dashboard and Reports

If you installed the Dashboard and Reports component, register the Dashboard license and then perform this task on both of the cluster nodes.
For more information about how to register the Dashboard license, see the Post-Installation chapter in the
DataExchange
Installation and Configuration Guide
.
  1. In the
    B2B Data Exchange
    Operation Console, from the Navigator, open
    Administration
    System Properties
    .
  2. In the
    dx.dashboard.url
    system property, enter the load balancer URL in the following format:
    http://<load_balancer>:<load_balancer_port>/
    dx
    -dashboard
    For example:
    http://host1:80/
    dx
    -dashboard
  3. For
    B2B Data Exchange
    9.5.1, open the following configuration file:
    <
    DX
    InstallationDir>\
    DataExchange
    DataIntegrationHub
    \tomcat\webapps\
    DX
    -dashboard\_Definitions\_Settings.lgx.
    For
    B2B Data Exchange
    9.6.1, open the following configuration file:
    <
    DX
    InstallationDir>\
    DataExchange
    DataIntegrationHub
    \tomcat\shared\classes\dx_dashboard_configuration.xml.
  4. In the configuration file, configure the following properties:
    Property
    Description
    DX_CONSOLE_URL
    Load balancer URL in the following format:
    http://<load_balancer>:<load_balancer_port>/
    dx
    -console
    For example:
    http://host1:80/
    dx
    -console
    DASHBOARD_SAVEFOLDER
    Shared folder for the saved Dashboard applications. You must create the folder before you configure this property.
    For example:
    \\NetworkDir\SavedDashboards
    DASHBOARD_DEFAULTFOLDER
    Shared folder for the saved Dashboard applications. Confirm that the folder exists before you configure this property.
    For example:
    \\NetworkDir\SavedDashboards
    AuthenticationClientAddresses
    Load balancer IP addresses separated by commas. Enter IPv4 and IPv6 addresses.
    For example:
    10.40.0.135,192.178.147.1,192.268.30.1,127.4.0.1,193.168.147.1
    LogonFailPage
    Load balancer URL in the following format:
    http://<load balancer>:<
    dx
    _port>/
    dx
    -console/logout.jsp
    For example:
    http://host1:80/
    dx
    -console/logout.jsp
  5. In the
    _Settings.lgx
    file, add a
    SecureKeySharedFolder
    property to the
    Security
    element and set the value of
    SecureKeySharedFolder
    to the path of a shared location on the network to store the SecureKey file.
    For example:
    SecureKeySharedFolder="\\NetworkDir\SecureKeys"
    You must create the folder before you add this property.
  6. Configure the operational data store (ODS) workflow file with the standard PowerCenter high availability configuration. The workflow file resides in the following location:
    <
    DX
    InstallationDir>\powercenter\ETL\DX_ETL.xml
  7. To restart the Tomcat server, restart the
    DataExchange
    services. Perform the following steps:
    1. In the Start menu, click
      Informatica >
      B2B Data Exchange
      .
    2. Select
      Stop Services
      .
    3. After all the services stop, select
      Start Services
      .
      All the
      B2B Data Exchange
      services start.
  8. If you customized the Dashboard, deploy the customization on all of the machines in the cluster.
  9. To make changes to one Dashboard user settings and apply the changes to all Dashboard users, perform the following steps:
    1. In the folder designated as the shared folder for the saved Dashboard applications, for example
      \\NetworkDir\SavedDashboards
      , find the files
      dx
      _default_dashboard.xml
      and
      dx
      dashboard<userID>.xml
      .
      The file
      dx
      _default_dashboard.xml
      has the default settings for the Dashboard. Each user has a unique file
      dx
      dashboard<userID>.xml
      , named with the user ID for that user, that contains the Dashboard settings for that user.
    2. Make a backup copy of the default dashboard file
      dx
      _default_dashboard.xml
      .
    3. Change settings for a particular user. Make a backup copy of the user file
      dx
      dashboard<userID>.xml
      for the user whose settings you changed and want to replicate.
    4. To overwrite the default dashboard settings, rename the file
      dx
      dashboard<userID>.xml
      for the user whose settings you changed to
      dx
      _default_dashboard.xml
      .
    5. Delete all the files
      dx
      dashboard<userID>.xml
      .

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