Configuring the FlexNet Platform Server
A user must be assigned a role with the View and Manage Configurations permission to modify configuration settings for the FlexNet Platform Server through the Producer Portal.
Note:Before changing any configuration settings in a working FlexNet Operations instance, it is advisable to export the working configuration settings. If there is a problem with the new settings, you have a backup of working settings to restore.
To change FlexNet Platform Server configuration settings through the FlexNet Operations Producer Portal
1. | Click System > Configure. |
2. | Click FlexNet Platform Server to open the configuration page for the FlexNet Platform Server. |
3. | View or change the values of the settings below. |
4. | Click Save Configs to save changes. |
The Producer Portal saves your configuration changes.
The platform server settings include the following. Note that default values are listed as the first choice. Also, required fields are indicated with an asterisk.
Name |
Possible Values |
Description |
Rqd |
Outbound Mail Server Host |
mail or specify |
The name of the machine that hosts the mail server for mail sent from FlexNet Operations. Default: fnosmtp |
* |
Outbound Mail Security |
None or SSL |
Type of security set for mail sent from FlexNet Operations. |
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Outbound Mail Server Port |
0 or specify |
The port on which the outbound mail server runs: Set to 0 to use the default port determined by security: SMTP/None: 25 SMTP/SSL: 587 |
* |
Outbound Mail Logging Detail |
Brief or Verbose |
Level of detail of outbound mail written to the FlexNet Operations application log. Default: Brief |
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Outbound Mail Account |
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Mail account to use for mail sent from FlexNet Operations: Typically left blank. Value needed only if outbound mail server requires account authentication. |
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Outbound Mail Password (Confirm) |
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Password to use for Outbound Mail Account: Provide confirmation for the password. |
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From-Address for Outbound Mail |
flexnet-server or specify |
Email sent from FlexNet Operations is sent from this email address. (Should be an actual account in the email system.) Default: flexnet-server@myorg.com |
* |
FlexNet Application Logging Threshold |
Debug Messages |
The maximum level of detail for the messages written to the FlexNet Operations application log file after FlexNet Operations starts: Only messages at or below the selected level of detail are displayed in the log. |
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FlexNet Application Performance Logging |
Selected or unselected |
Select to enable performance logging in the application. Default: unselected |
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Session Timeout |
30 or specify |
If a user has been inactive for the specified amount of time (minutes), the user must log in to FlexNet Operations again. |
* |
Consecutive Failed Authentications |
3 or specify |
Number of consecutive failed attempts to log in before a user is deactivated. These attempts are counted over the Time Period for Failed Authorizations. For a non-shared user, the specified value applies. For a shared user, the specified value is multiplied by 2. (Example: 3 x 2 = 6; a shared user is deactivated after 6 consecutive failed login attempts within the Time Period for Failed Authorizations.) |
* |
Minutes for re-enabling a shared login after deactivation |
3 or specify |
The number of minutes after which a shared user account will be reactivated after it has been deactivated due to the number of Consecutive Failed Authentications having been reached. |
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Recaptcha Site key |
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The site key used to invoke the Google reCAPTCHA service on the End-User Portal. The site key is programmatically validated by the Google API. The Google reCAPTCHA mechanism enables a shared user whose account is locked (due to too many consecutive failed login attempts) to have their account reactivated before the Minutes for re-enabling a shared login after deactivation timeout has elapsed. In this case, the login screen of the End-User Portal shows the “I’m not a robot” check box which enables the user to validate their account. |
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Recaptcha Secret key |
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The secret key that authorizes communication between FlexNet Operations and the Google reCAPTCHA server to verify the shared user's response. It is essential that the secret key be kept secure. |
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Time Period for Failed Authorizations |
1440 or specify |
Amount of time (minutes) during which Consecutive Failed Authentications are allowed before the user is deactivated. |
* |
Default Account for External Domain |
MYORG |
Name of the default account to be used when the account of the external domain user does not map to any account in the FlexNet Operations application. The default account for a user belonging to an external domain is MYORG. This can be changed. |
* |
HTTP Response Header X-FRAME-OPTIONS |
SAMEORIGIN DENY |
A value for X-Frame-Options in the HTTP response header. Check browser support for specified value. Default: SAMEORIGIN |
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HTTP Response Header P3P |
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A value for P3P in the HTTP response header. Specify an appropriate P3P value if a browser privacy policy is required. |
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Number of Days Email Copies retained |
1 or specify |
The total number of days the email history is retained. The Purge Email History job reads this configuration and based on the number of days set, deletes all the email copies. |
* |
Log emails in history, do not send them |
Selected or unselected |
When selected, emails are be logged to the email history but only reset password emails are sent. Default: unselected Note:For emails generated by Order Media requests, there are two emails that are triggered. One uses the template and is sent to the end user. The other does not use the template and is sent to the producer. Because this configuration setting only applies to emails generated from templates, the email sent to the producer is still sent. |
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