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Cisco Tidal Enterprise Scheduler Remote Job Adapter Guide
6.2.1
Chapter 2      Configuring the Remote Job Adapter 
Configuring a Windows Agent to be a Remote Job Adapter Proxy
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The Remote Job adapter must be able to connect and read from the remote machine's registry.  This 
requires the following:
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Both machines must be running the remote registry service and have remote administration 
enabled.
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The user associated with the connection must have read permission on the 
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE 
registry hive and the 
HKLM/CurrentControlSet/Control/TimeZoneInformation
 registry key.
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In order to report "load" data for the remote machine the Remote Job adapter must be able to retrieve 
the performance counter data associated with CPU utilization.  By default, all users should have 
access to the necessary resources for this to be successful.  If not, see the following knowledge base 
article for a discussion on the security settings 
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/164018
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Configuring a Windows Agent to be a Remote Job Adapter Proxy
Designating the port to use for HTTPS
To designate the port:
Step 1
Use Service Manager to edit the command line of the Agent and add the following parameter to the 
Command Line:
RJAPort=xxxxx
Where xxxxx is the port number you want to use for the HTTPS connection from the Adapter.
Step 2
Allow Service Manager to restart the agent when you save the change.
Note
The proxy support is not available in this Agent if the RJAPort is not specified in the command 
line. The Agent will not be usable by the Adapter until the RJAPort parameter is specified.

After adding the RJAPort parameter, you must add another dependency to the Agent service 
definition - HTTP SSL.  You can do this by going into Service Manager and clicking the ellipses 
(...) for the specific agent and selecting the Dependencies tab and selecting 'HTTP SSL' as a new 
dependency.  The Agent will not start automatically at system start-up without adding this (May 
not be available in Windows 2008 and beyond).
Assigning a Certificate to port for HTTPS
To create a self-signed host certificate and configure it to a port:
Note
If you machine already has a valid server certificate, you should only have to do 
step 3 below.
Step 1
Open a DOS prompt (Command Shell) and create a self-signed certificate: