HTTPJobDestination
An HTTPJobDestination sends process steps to a child Job server. The data transfer is carried out by HTTP.
Following parameters are available:
- Recipient port (ChildPort)
Enter the HTTP-Port of the child server.
- Job provider ID (ProviderID)
Enter the name of the Job provider that will be used if more than one Job provider is being processed. If this is empty the first Job provider is used.
- Number of retries (Retries)
This value defines how many time the module retries the data transfer if it fails.
- Time interval between retries (RetryDelay)
This time delay defines how long a module waits after a failed process transfer before retrying.
Timeout format:
day.hour:minutes:seconds
- Target domain (RemoteDomain)
Enter the user account domain on the remote HTTP server.
- Target user account (RemoteUser)
Enter the user account that the HTTPJobProvider uses to log onto the HTTP server.
- Target password (RemotePassword)
Enter the password that the user account uses to log onto the HTTP server.
Related Topics
The Configuration Module
The standard One Identity Manager Service configuration settings are specified in this module.
Following parameters are available:
- Verbose logging (VerboseLogging)
Set this parameter to get detailed message about starting and stopping the One Identity Manager Service.
- DebugMode
In DebugMode One Identity Manager Service writes additional information to the log file. For example, all the parameters and results that are passed to a component are written to the log file.
- Component debugging mode (ComponentDebugMode)
When set, individual One Identity Manager Service process components write additional process information to a log file.
NOTE: The parameters "DebugMode" and "ComponentDebugMode" are used to localize errors. Setting these parameters is not recommended during normal work hours because system performance is affected.
- IP address of the HTTP server (HTTPAddress)
If One Identity Manager Service is running on a computer with several network cards, you can use this parameter to define which service should work over which IP address. If no IP address is entered, then all of them are used.
- HTTP server port (HTTPPort)
Every One Identity Manager Service automatically works as an HTTP server. This parameter specifies the port that One Identity Manager Service works with. The port 1880 is the default value. The HTTP Server communicates through:
http://<server name>:<port number>
Example:
http://<server name>:1880
- Logging of Job provider and current instance (LogDestinationAndProviderId)
The Job providers ID and the current instance are written in the process step log messages.
- Language
This parameter specifies the language for One Identity Manager Service error messages and output. Permitted input is "deutsch" or "english". The default is "English".
- Use SSL (UseSSL)
Set this option if an HTTP Server secure connection is available. The server is accessed over HTTPS in the browser.
- Do not protect encrypted configuration values (DoNotProtectCryptedValues)
Nomally, encrypted values from the Jobservice.cfg are additionally protected by the data protection API. This prevents use by other accounts or servers. This option switches of additional protection to use it on other cluster nodes, for example.
- Wait time on failed start (WaitTimeOnFailedStart)
Use this parameter to set the amount time to wait after a start has failed, before restarting. The default value is 90 seconds.
- Retries on failed start (RetriesOnFailedStart)
Use this parameter to specify the number of retries for the One Identity Manager Service start up process. Default value is 5 retries.
Related Topics
The Logwriter Module
This module writes the One Identity Manager Service messages. The following module types may be selected:
EventLogLogWriter
This module writes One Identity Manager Service log events to a log file. The event log can be displayed using the event window of the Microsoft Management Console, for example.
Following parameters are available:
- Event log (EventLog)
Enter the name for the event log to which the messages should be written. The messages are written to the application log if the default value "Application" is used.
NOTE: If several One Identity Manager Service write event logs on a server, ensure that the first 8 letters of the log name are unique.
- Severity level (LogSeverity)
Specifies the warning level for logging messages. By default, only warnings and serious errors are logged.
Table 208: Warning Levels for Logging Severity level Description Info All messages are written to the event log. The event log quickly becomes large and confusing. Warning Only warnings and exception errors are written to the event log (default). Serious Only exception errors are written to the event log (exceptions). - Event ID
Define an ID with which messages are written in the event log.
- Category
Define a category with which messages are written to the event log.
- Source
Define a name for the source with which messages are written to the event log.