Create Server Access Profile Instances

The SAP Class of the Core Configuration Server Database contains samples for each type of Server Access Profile (SAP).

You need to create new instances for each Satellite in your environment. Full-service Satellites generally have two instances each, and streamlined Satellites a single instance, as discussed in this section.

Note: The Configuration Server Database changes that are detailed in this must be done on a Core CSDB.

A Satellite server CSDB is a replication of its upstream server CSDB (either a Core or another Satellite) and should never be modified.

Example

Assume an environment that includes two Satellites (PARISSAT3 and EUROSAT1) and requires the three SAP instances that are listed in the following table:

Sample SAP Instances for Two Satellites
Hostname Satellite Mode SAP Instance Name
(Friendly Name)
SAP Type SAP Priority
PARISSAT3 Streamlined PARISSAT3_RPS
(PARISSAT3 - DATA)
Data 10
EUROSAT1 Full-service EUROSAT1_RPS
(EUROSAT1 - DATA)
Data 20
EUROSAT1 Full-service EUROSAT1_RCS
(EUROSAT1 - RCS)
RCS 30

To create a Server Access Profile instance for a Satellite:

  1. On the Core server, open the HP Client Automation Administrator CSDB Editor and navigate to the Primary File, Client Domain, Server Access Profile (SAP) Class of the CSDB.

    For information on how to access the HPCA Administrator, see the HP Client Automation Enterprise Administrator User Guide.

  2. From the PRIMARY.CLIENT.SAP Class, copy the CORE_RCS Instance (friendly name: Core - RCS) to an instance named hostname_RCS with a friendly name of hostname - RCS. (In the example, the EUROSAT1_RCS instance has a friendly name of EUROSAT1 - RCS.)
  3. Select and modify the hostname_RCS Instance; change the URI attribute to point to the hostname of the machine that is hosting the Satellite, as in:

    URI = tcp://satellite_hostname:3464
    TYPE = RCS
    ROLE = OSMR

  4. Copy the CORE_RPS Instance (friendly name: Core - RPS) to a CLIENT.SAP.hostname_RPS instance with a friendly name of hostname - Data.

    Data indicates that this SAP entry addresses the server’s role of providing data resources to the HPCA agents. (In the example, the EUROSAT1_RPS instance has a friendly name of EUROSAT1 - Data.)

  5. Select and modify the new hostname_RPS Instance; change the URI attribute to point to the full-service Satellite’s hostname, as in:

    URI = http://satellite_hostname:3466
    becomes http://EUROSAT1:3466
    TYPE = DATA
    ROLE = DZ

  6. Copy the newly created hostname_RPS Instance to create another instance for the streamlined Satellite. (In the example, the PARISSAT3_RPS instance has a friendly name of PARISSAT3 - Data.)
  7. Modify the newly created SAP instance and set the URI attribute to point to the streamlined Satellite’s hostname.
  8. Save the changes.


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