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- UCMDB Server Administration
- Basic Administration Tasks
- How to Enable HTTP Communication for UCMDB Server
- How to Access the JMX Console
- How to Enable Remote Access to the JMX Console
- How to Manage UCMDB Licenses Using the JMX Console
- How to Access Support Using the JMX Console
- How to Configure High Availability
- How to Set Master Keys
- How to Set Master Key for Password Encryption on Data Flow Probe
- How to Configure the UCMDB Mail Server
- How to Change the Root Context for UCMDB Components
- How to Customize the Application Title
- How to Use the Database Tool
- How to Deploy Hotfixes and Track Hotfixes Applied on UCMDB Server
- How to Configure UCMDB Log Levels
- How to Retrieve UCMDBRTSM Server Log Files
- How to Configure UCMDB to Save User Audit Log to a Remote Machine
- How to Configure Microsoft IIS as Reverse Proxy for UCMDB Server
- How to Download a Zip File of Log Files and Thread Dumps
- How to Enable Validation of the Host Header of a Request
- How to Retrieve UCMDB Server Logs for a Specific Time Frame
- How to Use the User Activity Log
- How to Limit the Number of Concurrent Sessions for System Accounts
- How to Set Up a Standalone Solr Environment
- How to deploy Solr HA cluster based on Zookeeper
- How to configure Solr cloud with Zookeeper Ensemble
- How to Run Solr in a Different Process than UCMDB
- How to Configure Maximum Number of Condition Phrases for a Single Node for Solr Search
- Solr Auto Commit
- How to Set UCMDB Server Time, Change Time Zone Setting, or Correct System-induced Clock Drift
- How to Disable Caching of Generated IDs for CIs, Jobs, and URM Resources
- How to Increase the Java Heap Memory Used by the UCMDB UI Java Applet
- How to View the KPI Dashboard
- How to Enable License Usage Tracking
- How to Use the External JAR Configuration File
- How to set up UCMDB server and CMS UI environment with F5 BIG-IP load balancer and WebSEAL reserve proxy
- How to Enable UCMDB Support for Microsoft Azure
- How to Disable History for Specific Object CITs
- How to Monitor High Availability Cluster with Endpoint /ping
- How to Create and Enable a Custom Splash Screen
- (Suite Only) How to Set IPs for Access to the UCMDB JMX Console in Service Management Automation (SMA) Suite
- UCMDB Services
- UCMDB Server Ports
- UCMDB Integration Service Ports
- UCMDB Log Files
- Log Severity Levels
- Log Configuration Dialog Box
- Enhanced File Upload Mechanism
- Troubleshooting and Limitations
How to Use the External JAR Configuration File
Starting from 10.30, you can customize the service-config.xml file from a JAR file and save it to the following directory to override the default configurations of the JAR file:
<UCMDB_Server_Home>\conf\service-config\<the_same_path_as_in_the_JAR>\
The directory structure under the service-config folder must be the same as the path to the service-config.xml file in the JAR file. For example, the following directories are for authorization.jar and reconciliation.jar respectively:
- <UCMDB_Server_Home>\conf\service-config\services\authorization\service-config.xml
- <UCMDB_Server_Home>\conf\service-config\services\reconciliation\service-config.xml
If a correctly configured service-config.xml file is present in the above location, the UCMDB server no longer loads the default configurations from the corresponding JAR file. Instead, the UCMDB server only loads the configurations specified in this external service-config.xml file for the corresponding JAR file.
Note
After you configure the external service-config.xml file as mentioned above, you need to restart the UCMDB server for the changes to take effect.As an example of how to do this, see How to Modify the Maximum Number of Threads for the Data-In Service.
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