Table of Contents

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  1. Preface
  2. Introduction
  3. Servers
  4. Console Client
  5. Search Clients
  6. Table Loader
  7. Update Synchronizer
  8. Globalization
  9. Siebel Connector
  10. Web Services
  11. ASM Workbench
  12. System Backup and Restore
  13. Batch Utilities

Custom Configuration

Custom Configuration

If you wish to run servers in a custom configuration (such multiple Search Servers or with Rulebase Server Groups), you will need to write your own scripts to start and stop servers. The following section describes the parameters required to start individual servers.

Configure Mode (Install tests)

Identity Resolution
Servers can be started in a special mode known as Configure Mode. This mode is used to start servers in the default configuration and run the standard installation test. When servers are started in this mode the first Console Client to connect to the server will automatically run the install test. Once the test has completed successfully the servers will automatically switch out of Configure Mode and behave as normal servers.
For Win32: Servers will be started automatically in
Configure Mode
by the installation process if you check the
Run Tests
checkbox. If the option is not selected during the installation phase they may be started later using the
Start Server (Configure Mode)
icon in the
Informatica
program group.
For more information about starting the server in the configure mode, see the
Informatica
Identity Resolution
Installation and Configuration Guide.

Host Names / IP Addresses

Identity Resolution
Server start-up parameters usually include a host name. Although not explicitly noted in the following parameter descriptions, an IP address may be substituted for a host name.

Sample Server Start-up and Shutdown Scripts

The Windows
Identity Resolution
Server installation contains two sample scripts,
idsseup.bat
and
idssedn.bat
, that can be used to start Server processes in various configurations.
These scripts do not support Rulebase Server Groups.
To use these scripts you need to set the following environment variables:
SSA_SESV_RBPORT
Set to the port number that the Rulebase Server will be listening on. Set to 0 (zero) to prevent the Rulebase Server process from starting/stopping. In this case a separate Rulebase Server process must be running and the environment variable
SSA_SESV_RBHOST
must be set to the
host:server
address of the Rulebase Server process.
SSA_SESV_SEPORT
Set to the port number that the Search Server will be listening on. Set to 0 (zero) to prevent the Search Server process from starting/stopping.
SSA_SESV_XMPORT
Set to the port number that the XML Search Server will be listening on. Set to 0 (zero) to prevent the XML Search Server process from starting/stopping.
SSA_SESV_XSPORT
Set to the port number that the Synchronization Server will be listening on. Set to 0 (zero) to prevent the Synchronization Server process from starting.
SSA_SESV_HTPORT
Set to the port number that the HTTP Search Server will be listening on. Set to 0 (zero) to prevent the HTTP Search Server process from starting/stopping.
SSA_SESV_HOST
The
host
name of the computer on which the various server processes are running. This variable is used only by the
idssedn
script.

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