Configuring the Object State Manager
To launch the local configuration tool to configure the object state manager (OSM) properties:
- On the OSM host, log in as root or as an authorized nonroot admin user.
- Launch the local configuration tool in the OSM directory.
/opt/UMC/osm/etc/osmconfig
Request Tab
Use the Request tab to configure the request interface for the OSM. Table 23 describes the parameters.
Table 23: Request Tab Parameters
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Server Port
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Port on which the OSM listens for client requests.
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Server So Timeout [ms]
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Maximum time allowed for sending new messages on the same connection, in milliseconds.
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Server Priority
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Priority of the socket listening thread.
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Client So Timeout [ms]
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Maximum time allowed for receiving new messages on the same connection, in milliseconds.
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Client Ack Timeout [ms]
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Maximum time allowed for receiving acknowledgment messages from the client, in milliseconds.
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Client Priority
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Priority of each thread receiving new messages.
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Client Connections Limit
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Maximum number of concurrent client connections.
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Client Host
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IP address or hostname of the client to which the OSM sends the reports.
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Client Port
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Port on which the client expects the OSM reports.
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Encoding
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IANA name of the character encoding.
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Report Store
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Fully qualified path of the file that stores the delayed reports.
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Result Store
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Fully qualified path of the file that stores the outgoing results.
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Report Tab
Use the Report tab to configure the properties related to the report server. The report server is responsible for receiving reports from the workflow engine. Table 24 describes the parameters.
Table 24: Report Tab Parameters
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Reporter Priority
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Priority of the socket listening thread.
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Port
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Port on which the report server listens for workflow reports.
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Report Connection Limit
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Maximum number of concurrent report connections.
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LDAP Tab
Use the LDAP tab to configure properties related to the directory that OSM uses to execute workflows. Table 25 describes the parameters.
Table 25: LDAP Tab Parameters
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Version
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Version of the LDAP protocol.
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Port
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Port on which the LDAP server listens for new requests.
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Host
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IP address or hostname of the LDAP server.
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Bind DN
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DN of the SDX administrator.
Default value is cn=osm,ou=components,o=operators,o=umc.
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Bind Password
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Password of the SDX administrator.
Default value is osm.
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Base DN
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Base DN of the directory root.
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Server Time Limit [s]
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Time limit for the LDAP searches on the server side, in seconds.
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Client Time Limit [ms]
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Time limit for the LDAP operations on the client side, in milliseconds.
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Connect Timeout [s]
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Time limit for establishing a connection to the LDAP server, in seconds.
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LDAP Connection Pool Size
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Size of the pool of connections to the LDAP server.
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Workflow Engines Tab
Use the Workflow Engines tab to specify one or more workflow engines that the OSM uses to execute workflows. Table 26 describes the parameters.
Table 26: Workflow Engines Tab Parameters
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Host
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IP address or hostname of the first workflow engine host.
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Request Port
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Port on which the first workflow engine listens for new requests.
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Load Information
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Port on which the first workflow engine listens for load information requests.
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Host
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IP address or hostname of the second workflow engine host.
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Request Port
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Port on which the second workflow engine listens for new requests.
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Load Information
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Port on which the second workflow engine listens for load information requests.
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Host
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IP address or hostname of the third workflow engine host.
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Request Port
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Port on which the third workflow engine listens for new requests.
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Load Information
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Port on which the third workflow engine listens for load information requests.
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Host
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IP address or hostname of the fourth workflow engine host.
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Request Port
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Port on which the fourth workflow engine listens for new requests.
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Load Information
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Port on which the fourth workflow engine listens for load information requests.
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Other Tab
Use the Other tab to configure the server properties. Table 27 describes the parameters.
Table 27: Other Tab Parameters
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OSM Root
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Root directory where the OSM is installed.
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OSM Java
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Directory of the JRE used by the OSM.
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