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- Configure CSA on each CSA node
- Edit properties
- Enable JNDI
- Request a software license
- Configure Marketplace Portal redirection
- Configure JBoss
- Configure a secure connection
- Configure the Identity Management component
- Configure SAML on CSA nodes in a clustered environment
- Reconfigure the CSA service
- Configure global search
- Configure the TCP communication channel on JGroups
- Configure SSO
Edit properties
Update property values to route requests to the Cloud Service Management Console through the load balancer node/Apache load balancer node and set the mode in which CSA is running.
Edit properties to route requests to the Cloud Service Management Console through the load balancer node
To edit properties to the Cloud Service Management Console through the load balancer node, complete the following steps:
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Edit the
CSA_HOME/jboss-as/standalone/deployments/csa.war/WEB-INF/classes/csa.properties
file as follows:-
Set the following properties:
csa.provider.hostname=[LOAD_BALANCER_HOSTNAME]
csa.provider.port=[LOAD_BALANCER_CSA_HTTPS_PORT]
csa.provider.rest.protocol=https
deploymentMode=clusteredFor example:
csa.provider.hostname=load_balancer.xyz.com
csa.provider.port=8443
csa.provider.rest.protocol=https
deploymentMode=clusteredNote If you set the
csa.provider.hostname
attribute to the IP address of the system on which the load balancer is installed, theSubject Alt Name
attribute of the load balancer's certificate that has been imported into CSA's keystore must also be set to the IP address of the system on which the load balancer is installed. If the load balancer's certificate does not contain theSubject Alt Name
attribute or it is not set to the IP address of the system on which the load balancer is installed, you must regenerate and re-import the load balancer's certificate with theSubject Alt Name
attribute set to the IP address of the system on which the load balancer is installed. -
Add and set the following property:
csa.provider.ip=[LOAD_BALANCER_IP_ADDR]
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Edit the
file and set the following property:
CSA_HOME/jboss-as/standalone/deployments/csa.war/WEB-INF/classes/swagger.propertiesdocumentation.services.basePath=https://[LOAD_BALANCER_HOSTNAME]:[LOAD_BALANCER_CSA_HTTPS_PORT]/csa/rest
For example:
documentation.services.basePath=https://load_balancer.xyz.com:8443/csa/rest
Edit properties to route requests to the Cloud Service Management Console through the Apache load balancer node
To edit properties to the Cloud Service Management Console through the Apache load balancer node, complete the following steps:
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Edit the
CSA_HOME/jboss-as/standalone/deployments/csa.war/WEB-INF/classes/csa.properties
file as follows:-
Set the following properties:
csa.provider.hostname=[APACHE_LOAD_BALANCER_HOSTNAME]
csa.provider.port=[APACHE_LOAD_BALANCER_CSA_HTTPS_PORT]
csa.provider.rest.protocol=https
deploymentMode=clusteredFor example:
csa.provider.hostname=apache_load_balancer.xyz.com
csa.provider.port=8443
csa.provider.rest.protocol=https
deploymentMode=clusteredNote If you set the
csa.provider.hostname
attribute to the IP address of the system on which the Apache load balancer is installed, theSubject Alt Name
attribute of the Apache load balancer's certificate that has been imported into CSA's keystore must also be set to the IP address of the system on which the Apache load balancer is installed. If the Apache load balancer's certificate does not contain theSubject Alt Name
attribute or it is not set to the IP address of the system on which the Apache load balancer is installed, you must regenerate and re-import the Apache load balancer's certificate with theSubject Alt Name
attribute set to the IP address of the system on which the Apache load balancer is installed. -
Add and set the following property:
csa.provider.ip=[APACHE_LOAD_BALANCER_IP_ADDR]
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Edit the
file and set the following property:
CSA_HOME/jboss-as/standalone/deployments/csa.war/WEB-INF/classes/swagger.propertiesdocumentation.services.basePath=https://[APACHE_LOAD_BALANCER_HOSTNAME]:[APACHE_LOAD_BALANCER_CSA_HTTPS_PORT]/csa/rest
For example:
documentation.services.basePath=https://apache_load_balancer.xyz.com:8443/csa/rest
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