HP-UX AAA Server A.08.02 Administrator's Guide

tree, the interface (shown in Figure 16) displays a prompt. You can edit the server configuration
settings using this prompt. Information for the access device, proxies, local realms, users, and
server properties in the loaded configuration will replace the existing information for all server
configuration items.
Figure 16 Server Manager’s Load Configuration Screen
After you have made changes to the server configuration items, you can save the modified
configuration on any server that has an active connection with the Server Manager program. When
you click Save Configuration, the Server Manager interface displays a prompt (shown in Figure 17).
Using this prompt, you can select the servers on which the settings must be saved.
CAUTION: Clicking Save saves the entire server configuration settings (access device, proxies,
local realms, users, and server properties) on the specified servers.
Figure 17 Server Manager’s Save Configuration Screen
NOTE: If you do not wish to save changes that have been made, you can revert to the previous
settings by loading the original configuration.
A running server does not recognize configuration modifications. After the changes have been
saved on a server, you have to restart the server.
NOTE: More than one administrator cannot edit the same functional area (access device, proxies,
local realms, users, server properties) of a server configuration at the same time. After you access
the configuration screens for a functional area, the Server Manager does not allow others to
access that functional area until you have moved to a different item.
NOTE: Selecting Save Server Attributes Only saves the group and server attributes on the host
running Tomcat (HP-UX AAA Server Manager) to the host running HP-UX AAA Servers. However,
the configuration files of the individual HP-UX AAA Servers are not saved.
Enhancing Loading and Saving Performance Using Secure Copy Protocol
You can load and save configuration files using the RMI Server or the Secure Copy Protocol (SCP).
SCP reduces the time required to load and save configuration files.
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