System Resources Configuration

After you install Secure External Authentication Server, configure the system.

Modifying the Non-Secure Listener Port
Disabling the Non-Secure Listener Port
After you set up the secure listener port, you can disable the non-secure listener.
Changing the Port Number of the Servlet Container
Changing the Admin Password
To secure the application after installation, you should change the admin password.
Refreshing the GUI List from the Server
More than one administrator can use the same Secure External Authentication Server GUI to configure Secure External Authentication Server. When more than one administrator changes Secure External Authentication Server definitions, you may need to update the GUI windows that list certificate revocation list, certificate validation, authentication, user definitions, and role definitions.
Setting Listener Connection Settings (Backlog and Timeout)
Leave the listener connection fields blank to accept the default connection settings for Secure External Authentication Server. To change the listener connection settings, you specify parameters to control the backlog of connections, set the timeout for accepting an inbound connection, and set the timeout for outbound connections and read operations.
Creating a System-Wide LDAP or HTTP Connection Definition
Create system-wide connection definitions to perform attribute queries or download certificate revocation lists. When you create a CV definition, CRL definition, or AD definition in Secure External Authentication Server, you can select a system-wide definition that is created.
Userid-based dynamic routing

Parent topic: Configuring