Oracle Washer/Dryer D H09993100 用户手册
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Verify that each user directory configuration contains a connection pool definition.
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Optional: Define socket connection timeout for user directories by including the <socketTimeOut>
parameter in the Native Directory user directory definition. For example, the following setting specifies a
socket timeout of 5 seconds.
<socketTimeOut>60000</socketTimeOut>
Note:
Socket timeout set for Native Directory applies to all configured user directories.
Use a high socket timeout value in the following scenarios:
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A large number of users and groups are defined in the user directory.
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The machines that host the user directories are geographically distant from the machine that
hosts Shared Services.
hosts Shared Services.
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A low-bandwidth network connection exists between the machine that hosts Shared Services
and the machine that hosts the user directory.
and the machine that hosts the user directory.
A sample Native Directory definition containing socket timeout definition:
<native name="Native Directory">
<startupRetryInterval>5</startupRetryInterval>
<startupRetryLimit>5</startupRetryLimit>
<socketTimeOut>60000</socketTimeOut>
<connectionPool>
<maxSize>600</maxSize>
<timeout>1000</timeout>
<growConnections>true</growConnections>
</connectionPool>
</native>
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Save and close CSS.xml.
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Restart Shared Services and all Hyperion products.
Using Special Characters
MSAD and other LDAP-enabled user directories allow special characters in entities such as DNs,
user names, roles, and group names. Special handling may be required for Shared Services to
understand such characters.
user names, roles, and group names. Special handling may be required for Shared Services to
understand such characters.
Generally, you must use escape characters while specifying any special character used in user
directory settings for LDAP-enabled user directories, including MSAD; for example, user and
group URLs and Base DN. Native Directory and NTLM do not require special handling of
characters.
directory settings for LDAP-enabled user directories, including MSAD; for example, user and
group URLs and Base DN. Native Directory and NTLM do not require special handling of
characters.
lists the special characters that can be used in user names, group names, user URLs,
group URLs, and in the value of OU in user DN. Native Directory and NTLM do not require
special handling of characters.
special handling of characters.
Using Special Characters
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