System Management Server properties for AVEVA Single Sign-On service
- Last UpdatedAug 26, 2024
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Common Platform.ASBRuntime.HttpPort
The common platform HTTP port that is used to communicate with certain AVEVA software. The default is 80.
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Common Platform.ASBRuntime.HttpsPort
The common platform HTTPS port that is used to communicate with certain AVEVA software. The default is 443.
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Common Platform.ASBRuntime.ManagementServerPort
The port used to communicate with the System Management Server. The default entry is 443.
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Common Platform.ASBRuntime.ManagementServerName
The fully qualified domain name of the System Management Server.
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Common Platform.ASBRuntime.AsbManagedCertificates
A flag that indicates whether the System Management Server will manage certificates. The default is true.
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Common Platform.ASBRuntime.BindingCertificateThumbprint
Optional. The thumbprint of the binding certificate. This property is required only if AsbManagedCertificates = false. Otherwise, remove this property.
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Common Platform.ASBRuntime.UserName and Common Platform.ASBRuntime.Password
Optional. The user name and password of a user account that has access to System Management Server.
These properties are not required if the currently logged-in user is authorized to access the System Management Server. You can remove these two properties if they are not required.
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Common Platform.ASBRuntime.IsRedundantSsoServer
A flag that indicates that, if the System Management Server is on a remote machine, configure this machine as a redundant SSO server. The default is true.
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Common Platform.ASBRuntime.SuitelinkMixedModeEnabled
A flag that, if false, indicates that SuiteLink accepts only encrypted connection requests. If true, it indicates that SuiteLink accepts both encrypted and unencrypted connection requests (recommended only during upgrade scenarios or for supporting legacy applications). The default is false.
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Common Platform.ASBRuntime.NmxAllowAllUsers
A flag that, if false, indicates that only authorized users can use NMX. If true, indicates that all users can use NMX (not recommended). The default is false.