HP StorageWorks XP Provisioning Manager Installation and Configuration Guide (December 2005)

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4 Configuring the Provisioning Manager Environment

This chapter describes the properties of Provisioning Manager server, the properties of a related Device

Manager agent, and the environment settings for the Provisioning Manager server and the host:

• Overview of Provisioning Manager Server Properties (see section

4-1 )

• Server Properties (see section

4-2 )

• Overview of the Device Manager agent Properties (see section

4-3 )

• The Device Manager agent Properties (see section

4-4 )

• Security Settings (see section

4-5 )

• Specifying Windows

Firewall Settings (see section 4-6 )

4-1 Overview of Provisioning Manager Server Properties

Provisioning Manager server properties can be divided into two types:

• Server configuration properties are located in the

server.properties file.

• Server log properties are located in the

logger.properties file.

The default directory for the properties files is as follows:

C:\Program Files\CVXPAE\ProvisioningManager\conf

These files are formatted as Java™ properties files, which means you can use a text editor to update the

properties. A property is specified by connecting its property name and the appropriate value with an equals

sign, as in

foo.bar=12345. Each such specification of a name and a value is delimited by the appropriate

end-of-line character.

Any line in a Provisioning Manager properties file that begins with a hash mark (#) is handled as a comment.

You do not need to enclose a literal (character string or numerics) in double quotation marks. The Boolean

values are

true and false (not case-sensitive). Any other specification (for example, yes) is interpreted as

false.

In a Java™ properties files, the backslash (\) is a reserved character that represents the escape character. The

backslash is used to indicate that the character immediately following it is a control character, such as a tab or

linefeed. Because absolute path names in Windows

generally contain backslashes, in a properties file you

must insert the backslash escape character preceding any path name backslash. For example, if a file's path

name is:

c:\CVXPAE\docroot\foo.bar, enter

c:\\CVXPAE\\docroot\\foo.bar.

In general, you do not need the backslash escape character for any other characters in property specifications.

If you modified the

server.properties file, the change will be applied after restarting HiCommandServer.

If you modified the

logger.properties file, the change will be applied after restarting HiCommandServer

and the Common Component services.

For details on how to restart HiCommandServer and the Common Component services, see the manual

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If you do not specify the properties or if a specified value for a property exceeds the valid range, the

Provisioning Manager server operates by using the default value.

Table 4-1 lists the Provisioning Manager properties and indicates the location where each property is explained

in detail.

Table 4-1

Summary of Provisioning Manager Server Properties

Classification File Name Property See Section

Properties related to server

configuration information.

server.properties server.operation.abortTimeo

4-2-1-1

server.operation.eventTimeo

4-2-1-2

server.rmiapi.port 4-2-1-3