Cisco Cisco Process Orchestrator 3.0 Guida All'Installazione
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Cisco Process Orchestrator Installation Guide
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Chapter 3 Configuring Cisco Process Orchestrator
Recommended Microsoft SQL Server Hardening Best Practice
To harden the Process Orchestrator configuration:
Step 1
Choose Start > Control Panel > Administrative Tools > Services.
The Services dialog box displays.
Step 2
Select Cisco Process Orchestrator, right-click and choose Stop.
Leave the Services dialog box open.
Step 3
Add the computer with the Process Orchestrator Server to the appropriate domain.
Step 4
In the Process Orchestrator install directory, open the following configuration files and modify the port
number to a non-default port number.
number to a non-default port number.
The XML files open in the default application associated with the file. If the file does not open by
default, then use Notepad.exe to open the file.
default, then use Notepad.exe to open the file.
Example:
If using port 11111, then the user would change the value in each of the configuration files to the
following:
following:
http://localhost:11111/TidalEnterpriseOrchestrator
Step 5
Save and close each file after the port number is changed.
Step 6
Return to the Services dialog box and restart the Process Orchestrator service.
Recommended Microsoft SQL Server Hardening Best Practice
Applications that are not included with Windows Server 2008 R2 have a separate Best Practice Analyzer
(BPA) for optimizing and hardening applications. These BPAs run on an application called the Microsoft
Baseline Configuration Analyzer (MBCA) which help maintain optimal system configuration by
analyzing configurations of a company’s computers against a predefined set of best practices.
(BPA) for optimizing and hardening applications. These BPAs run on an application called the Microsoft
Baseline Configuration Analyzer (MBCA) which help maintain optimal system configuration by
analyzing configurations of a company’s computers against a predefined set of best practices.
Configuration File
Instructions
Tidal.Automation.Server.exe.config Scroll to the ClientCommunicationPort and change the
value to a non-default port, such as 11111. Document the
port number elsewhere for later use.
port number elsewhere for later use.
Tidal.Automation.Console.Loader.e
xe.config
xe.config
Scroll to the Server URL and change port number to match
the ClientCommunicationPort number in the
Tidal.Automation.Server.exe.config file.
the ClientCommunicationPort number in the
Tidal.Automation.Server.exe.config file.
Tidal.Automation.CLI.CorePSSnap
in.dll.config
in.dll.config
Scroll to WebService Uri and change port number to match
the ClientCommunicationPort number in the
Tidal.Automation.Server.exe.config file.
the ClientCommunicationPort number in the
Tidal.Automation.Server.exe.config file.
Web.config
Select the Web Console folder, open the Web.config file
and then scroll to AppSettings, and modify the
WebServiceUris key to match the
ClientCommunicationPort number in the
Tidal.Automation.Server.exe.config file.
and then scroll to AppSettings, and modify the
WebServiceUris key to match the
ClientCommunicationPort number in the
Tidal.Automation.Server.exe.config file.