SecureTransport 5.5 Administrator Guide Save PDF Selected topic Selected topic and subtopics All content Update configuration files SecureTransport stores the following server configuration files in the database: brules.xml FileServicesInterfaceRegistry.xml mime.types sentinel-returncode-translation.xml ssl.csr.conf SSO Configuration Files - The Single Sign-On (SSO) related configuration files. For more information, refer to Single Sign-On (SSO) and Single Logout (SLO). You can use the Server Configuration Files page to make changes on SecureTransport Server to the files listed, save the changes to the database, propagate the changes to all servers in a cluster (if applicable), and configure SSO for end-users and administrators. For information about how to configure the SSO functionality in SecureTransport, see Single Sign-On (SSO) and Single Logout (SLO). On the Server Configuration page, select Configuration Files. The Server Configuration Files page is displayed. Download the file to update. (For example, right-click the file name link in your browser and selected Save Link As or Save Target As.) Update the file using a editor on your local computer. Click Browse and select the file or type the path to the file in the Selected File column. Select the checkbox that corresponds to the updated file(s). Click Upload. Restart the admind service in order to apply the configuration changes. In cluster deployment, SecureTransport will upload the selected files to the respective Server and copy the files to all the other Servers. However, the Server nodes will load the updated configuration after a restart of the admind service on each. You can apply that same procedure to update configuration files across SecureTransport Edges. Notes: SSO configuration files are replicated on Enterprise Clusters and Standard Clusters after they are uploaded in ZIP format. Alternately, you can edit these configuration files on the server and then click Synchronize on the Server Configuration Files page for that server. The server saves the file in the database and copies the files to all the other servers in the cluster, and the servers load the updated configuration immediately. For SSO configuration files, the Synchronize button will update the SSO-related configuration files in <FILEDRIVEHOME/conf/sso> directory with the database. This will only affect the current node. Only ZIP format is accepted for SSO configuration files import. Do not put the configuration files in a sub-directory inside the ZIP file. You can list all SSO-related configuration files, by clicking on the Plus () icon. You can hide the same files, by clicking the Minus () icon. You can download a single SSO-related configuration file, by clicking on the name of the file. You can also download all SSO files in ZIP format, by clicking on the SSO Configuration Files link. When importing SSO Configuration Files on a SecureTransport Edge, make sure that the ZIP file contains the sso-admin.xml, otherwise the import will not be successful. When importing the SSO Configuration Files in a Standard Cluster, make sure that the Transaction Manager service is running on the current node. For more information, see Standard Cluster synchronization. Related topics: Editable server configuration parameters Local server configuration parameters View and change server configuration parameters Export and import server configuration More SecureTransport 5.5 docs All docs | HTML only | PDF only Related Links
Update configuration files SecureTransport stores the following server configuration files in the database: brules.xml FileServicesInterfaceRegistry.xml mime.types sentinel-returncode-translation.xml ssl.csr.conf SSO Configuration Files - The Single Sign-On (SSO) related configuration files. For more information, refer to Single Sign-On (SSO) and Single Logout (SLO). You can use the Server Configuration Files page to make changes on SecureTransport Server to the files listed, save the changes to the database, propagate the changes to all servers in a cluster (if applicable), and configure SSO for end-users and administrators. For information about how to configure the SSO functionality in SecureTransport, see Single Sign-On (SSO) and Single Logout (SLO). On the Server Configuration page, select Configuration Files. The Server Configuration Files page is displayed. Download the file to update. (For example, right-click the file name link in your browser and selected Save Link As or Save Target As.) Update the file using a editor on your local computer. Click Browse and select the file or type the path to the file in the Selected File column. Select the checkbox that corresponds to the updated file(s). Click Upload. Restart the admind service in order to apply the configuration changes. In cluster deployment, SecureTransport will upload the selected files to the respective Server and copy the files to all the other Servers. However, the Server nodes will load the updated configuration after a restart of the admind service on each. You can apply that same procedure to update configuration files across SecureTransport Edges. Notes: SSO configuration files are replicated on Enterprise Clusters and Standard Clusters after they are uploaded in ZIP format. Alternately, you can edit these configuration files on the server and then click Synchronize on the Server Configuration Files page for that server. The server saves the file in the database and copies the files to all the other servers in the cluster, and the servers load the updated configuration immediately. For SSO configuration files, the Synchronize button will update the SSO-related configuration files in <FILEDRIVEHOME/conf/sso> directory with the database. This will only affect the current node. Only ZIP format is accepted for SSO configuration files import. Do not put the configuration files in a sub-directory inside the ZIP file. You can list all SSO-related configuration files, by clicking on the Plus () icon. You can hide the same files, by clicking the Minus () icon. You can download a single SSO-related configuration file, by clicking on the name of the file. You can also download all SSO files in ZIP format, by clicking on the SSO Configuration Files link. When importing SSO Configuration Files on a SecureTransport Edge, make sure that the ZIP file contains the sso-admin.xml, otherwise the import will not be successful. When importing the SSO Configuration Files in a Standard Cluster, make sure that the Transaction Manager service is running on the current node. For more information, see Standard Cluster synchronization. Related topics: Editable server configuration parameters Local server configuration parameters View and change server configuration parameters Export and import server configuration More SecureTransport 5.5 docs All docs | HTML only | PDF only
Update configuration files SecureTransport stores the following server configuration files in the database: brules.xml FileServicesInterfaceRegistry.xml mime.types sentinel-returncode-translation.xml ssl.csr.conf SSO Configuration Files - The Single Sign-On (SSO) related configuration files. For more information, refer to Single Sign-On (SSO) and Single Logout (SLO). You can use the Server Configuration Files page to make changes on SecureTransport Server to the files listed, save the changes to the database, propagate the changes to all servers in a cluster (if applicable), and configure SSO for end-users and administrators. For information about how to configure the SSO functionality in SecureTransport, see Single Sign-On (SSO) and Single Logout (SLO). On the Server Configuration page, select Configuration Files. The Server Configuration Files page is displayed. Download the file to update. (For example, right-click the file name link in your browser and selected Save Link As or Save Target As.) Update the file using a editor on your local computer. Click Browse and select the file or type the path to the file in the Selected File column. Select the checkbox that corresponds to the updated file(s). Click Upload. Restart the admind service in order to apply the configuration changes. In cluster deployment, SecureTransport will upload the selected files to the respective Server and copy the files to all the other Servers. However, the Server nodes will load the updated configuration after a restart of the admind service on each. You can apply that same procedure to update configuration files across SecureTransport Edges. Notes: SSO configuration files are replicated on Enterprise Clusters and Standard Clusters after they are uploaded in ZIP format. Alternately, you can edit these configuration files on the server and then click Synchronize on the Server Configuration Files page for that server. The server saves the file in the database and copies the files to all the other servers in the cluster, and the servers load the updated configuration immediately. For SSO configuration files, the Synchronize button will update the SSO-related configuration files in <FILEDRIVEHOME/conf/sso> directory with the database. This will only affect the current node. Only ZIP format is accepted for SSO configuration files import. Do not put the configuration files in a sub-directory inside the ZIP file. You can list all SSO-related configuration files, by clicking on the Plus () icon. You can hide the same files, by clicking the Minus () icon. You can download a single SSO-related configuration file, by clicking on the name of the file. You can also download all SSO files in ZIP format, by clicking on the SSO Configuration Files link. When importing SSO Configuration Files on a SecureTransport Edge, make sure that the ZIP file contains the sso-admin.xml, otherwise the import will not be successful. When importing the SSO Configuration Files in a Standard Cluster, make sure that the Transaction Manager service is running on the current node. For more information, see Standard Cluster synchronization. Related topics: Editable server configuration parameters Local server configuration parameters View and change server configuration parameters Export and import server configuration More SecureTransport 5.5 docs All docs | HTML only | PDF only