Cisco Cisco Prime Collaboration 10.6 Mode D'Emploi
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Environment Variable
Default
Purpose/Notes
server.ipaddress
localhost
IP address of the Prime Collaboration Provisioning server
that you wish to send your requests to.
that you wish to send your requests to.
server.port
80
Port configured for the graphical user interface and Web
Services access for Prime Collaboration Provisioning.
Services access for Prime Collaboration Provisioning.
Note : If you receive transport errors, your server may not
be using port 80. If a server is installed on a platform where
port 80 is in use, it will select another port, often port 1024.
be using port 80. If a server is installed on a platform where
port 80 is in use, it will select another port, often port 1024.
server.namespace
axis2/services/CUPMServ
ices
The configured service on Prime Collaboration Provisioning.
It should never be changed.
It should never be changed.
server.url
—
If set, it is used for the full URL name. If it is not set, the
server.ipaddress, port, and namespace are combined to
create the server URL.
server.ipaddress, port, and namespace are combined to
create the server URL.
notification.ipaddress
localhost
The IP address of the notification consumer, where the NBI
results are sent.
results are sent.
notification.port
8080
The port of the notification consumer URL.
notification.namespace
axis2/services/Notification
ConsumerService
ConsumerService
The namespace of the server. This is the name provided in
the samples. If you write your own, you would put your
name here.
the samples. If you write your own, you would put your
name here.
notification.url
—
If set, it is used for the full URL name. If it is not set, the
notification.ipaddress, port, and namespace are combined
to create the server URL.
notification.ipaddress, port, and namespace are combined
to create the server URL.
cupm.user
—
The Prime Collaboration Provisioning account with
administrative privileges that is used as the credentials for
Prime Collaboration Provisioning NBI access.
administrative privileges that is used as the credentials for
Prime Collaboration Provisioning NBI access.
Note: The SdkSetup.bat file assumes this name is
pmadmin. If you set this account to a different name during
installation, you will need to manually set it to the correct ID.
pmadmin. If you set this account to a different name during
installation, you will need to manually set it to the correct ID.
cupm.password
—
The password for the Prime Collaboration Provisioning
account with administrative privileges that is used as the
credentials for Prime Collaboration Provisioning NBI access.
account with administrative privileges that is used as the
credentials for Prime Collaboration Provisioning NBI access.
Note: The SdkSetup will expect this password as an
argument, so that it can set it for you.
argument, so that it can set it for you.
server.protocol
http
Determines if the request/response transaction is in http or
https. Setting this environment variable to https will
implement https transmission, but will not check the
certificate unless the https.certificate environment variable is
set.
https. Setting this environment variable to https will
implement https transmission, but will not check the
certificate unless the https.certificate environment variable is
set.
Note : Prime Collaboration Provisioning server must be
configured for https. For instruction, see Installation Guide
for Prime Collaboration Provisioning.
configured for https. For instruction, see Installation Guide
for Prime Collaboration Provisioning.
https.certificate
False
Boolean setting, true or false. A null setting is considered
false.
false.
If set to true, the certificate from the server is validated as
part of each request transaction.
part of each request transaction.
Installing the certificate from the server is a prerequisite for
using this feature.
using this feature.
It is recommended that you download and run the Sun
Microsystems command InstallCert.java.
Microsystems command InstallCert.java.
request.idprefix
—
There is an optional NBI parameter for all asynchronous
requests to add to the beginning of the NBI ID. It is specified
in the XML request file. If you set this environment variable,
it will override the value in your XML file.
requests to add to the beginning of the NBI ID. It is specified
in the XML request file. If you set this environment variable,
it will override the value in your XML file.