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- System configuration parameters
- System parameters
- Web tier parameters
- Enter a parameter in the web client URL
- Enter a parameter in the sm.ini file
- Enter a parameter in the web.xml file
- Enter a parameter in the webtier.properties files
- Enter a parameter in the server’s operating system command prompt
- View parameters by function
- Alert parameters
- Application development parameters
- Background and scheduled process parameters
- Client parameters for Web clients
- Client parameters for Windows clients
- Connection parameters
- Database parameters
- Debugging parameters
- Help parameters
- Information retrieval (IR) expert parameters
- LDAP parameters
- Localization parameters
- Regional settings parameters
- Security parameters
- Servlet parameters
- Parameter: appthreadspersession
- Parameter: asyncrefreshlbinterval
- Parameter: disableXrs
- Parameter: fetchnotnullsystemp
- Parameter: GossipRouterhosts
- Parameter: group
- Parameter: groupbindaddress
- Parameter: grouplicenseip
- Parameter: groupmcastaddress
- Parameter: groupname
- Parameter: groupport
- Parameter: groupsubnetaddress
- Parameter: grouptcpbindport
- Parameter: grouptcpjointimeout
- Parameter: grouptimeout
- Parameter: host
- Parameter: httpPort
- Parameter: idmsigningkey
- Parameter: idmssoenabled
- Parameter: jgroupstcp
- Parameter: JVMOption
- Parameter: httpsPort
- Parameter: keystoreFile
- Parameter: keystorePass
- Parameter: loadBalancer
- Parameter: logperthread
- Parameter: logperprocess
- Parameter: maxattachmentcount
- Parameter: memorypollinterval
- Parameter: queryhashcode
- Parameter: reportgroup
- Parameter: reportlbstatus
- Parameter: sslConnector
- Parameter: threadsperprocess
- Parameter: ssl_trustedClientsJKS
- Parameter: ssl_trustedClientsPwd
- Parameter: truststoreFile
- Parameter: truststorePass
- SSL parameters
- System information parameters
- System performance parameters
Servlet parameters
The following table lists the startup parameters you can set from the HPE Service Manager server's operating system command prompt or from the Service Manager initialization file (sm.ini).
These parameters determine how a Service Manager server manages client connections.
Servlet Parameter | Description |
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Parameter: appthreadspersession | Gives a site some control over the amount of server memory that a user can consume by limiting the number of application tabs that can be opened through the client |
Parameter: asyncrefreshlbinterval | Determines the interval (measured in seconds) at which the status of the loadbalancer is refreshed. |
Parameter: disableXrs | Enables and disables the -Xrs JVM option |
Parameter: fetchnotnullsystemp | Specifies whether or not to fully enable the template merge functionality for the operator table |
Parameter: GossipRouterhosts | provides a list of available GossipRouters. Service Manager nodes read this parameter to identify all GossipRouters (this behavior requires the addition of command lines in the sm.cfg file). |
Parameter: group | Shuts down or quiesces all Service Manager server members in a virtual group |
Parameter: groupbindaddress | Defines the TCP/IP address of the network adapter you want servlet container processes to use to communicate with other processes in a virtual group |
Parameter: grouplicenseip | Defines the TCP/IP address of the Service Manager host with a valid AutoPass license for the virtual group |
Parameter: groupmcastaddress | Defines the TCP/IP address that servlet container processes can use to communicate with the load balancer process in a horizontal scaling implementation |
Parameter: groupname | Creates a virtual group that servlet container processes across multiple systems can join for horizontal scaling purposes |
Parameter: groupport | Defines the communications port that servlet container processes can use to communicate with the load balancer process in a horizontal scaling implementation |
Parameter: groupsubnetaddress | Defines the subnet mask that the multicasting IP address resides on in a horizontal scaling implementation |
Parameter: grouptcpbindport | Specifies the bind port for each group member to communicate with each other. By default, Service Manager tries to assign port 7800 for each member. If this is not possible, it tries the next higher port (7801) and so on, until it finds an unused port. |
Parameter: grouptcpjointimeout |
determines the number of seconds within which a Service Manager node must successfully join a Jgroup before the operation times out. |
Parameter: grouptimeout | Defines the timeout value (in milliseconds) for Jgroups remote procedure calls |
Parameter: host | Specifies the host name of the Service Manager server that you want to shut down or quiesce |
Parameter: httpPort | Defines the communications port that a servlet container process uses to communicate with clients using HTTP |
Parameter: httpsPort | Defines the communications port that a servlet container process uses to communicate with clients using HTTPS (SSL-encrypted HTTP) |
Parameter: idmsigningkey | Specifies a key that is used to sign HPE Identity Manager (IdM) tokens. |
Parameter: idmssoenabled | Determines whether HPE Identity Manager (IdM) Single Sign-On is enabled for the HPE Service Manager Server. |
Parameter: JVMOption | Specifies a JVM option. |
Parameter: jgroupstcp |
Determines whether Service Manager Jgroups run on Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) or on User Datagram Protocol (UDP) . |
Parameter: keystoreFile | Defines the path and file name to the Java keystore that contains the certificate of the Service Manager server |
Parameter: keystorePass | Defines the password to the Java keystore that contains the certificate of the Service Manager server |
Parameter: loadBalancer | Creates a load balancer process that listens to incoming client requests on the communications port specified by the httpPort parameter |
Parameter: logperthread | Defines whether the Service Manager server opens a separate sm.log file for each thread |
Parameter: logperprocess | Defines whether to create a log file for each vertical scaled Service Manager process. |
Parameter: maxattachmentcount | Specifies the maximum number of files that can be attached to an individual record. |
Parameter: memorypollinterval | Defines when to poll the heap memory |
Parameter: queryhashcode | Enables all HPE Service Manager processes to consistently generate a unique hash code, which can be accepted and properly decoded by the web tier |
Parameter: reportgroup | Displays the status of ports, processes, and threads in horizontal and vertical scaling servlet implementations |
Parameter: reportlbstatus | Displays information about available ports and threads in horizontal and vertical scaling servlet implementations |
Parameter: sslConnector | Defines whether servlet container processes have an HTTPS (SSL-encrypted HTTP) communications port available |
Parameter: threadsperprocess | Defines the number of threads that you want the Service Manager server to start when it starts a new process |
Parameter: ssl_trustedClientsJKS | Defines the path and file name to the Java keystore that contains the list of trusted client certificates from which the Service Manager server allows connection requests |
Parameter: ssl_trustedClientsPwd | Defines the password to the Java keystore that contains the list of trusted client certificates from which the Service Manager server allows connection requests |
Parameter: truststoreFile | Defines the path and file name of the Java keystore that contains the list of trusted certificate authorities |
Parameter: truststorePass | Defines the password to the Java keystore that contains the list of trusted CA certificates |
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