Changing The Ncs: Bcc Setings Attribute In The Bcc Xml Configuration - Novell BUSINESS CONTINUITY CLUSTERING 1.1 SP2 - ADMINISTRATION Administration Manual

Configuration Setting
BCC Administrator user
BCC Administrator
group
Peer cluster CIMOM
URL (same as the Inter-
cluster communication
scheme)
10.2.2 Changing the NCS: BCC Setings Attribute in the BCC
XML Configuration
WARNING: You should not change the configuration settings for the NCS:BCC Settings attribute
unless instructed to do so by Novell Support. Doing so can have adverse affects on your cluster
nodes and BCC.
The following XML for the NCS:BCC Settings attribute is saved on the local Cluster object in
eDirectory. The BCC must be restarted for changes to these settings to take effect. These are
advanced settings that are intentionally not exposed in the BCC plug-in for iManager.
<bccSettings>
<adminGroupName>bccgroup</adminGroupName>
<authorizationCacheTTL>300</authorizationCacheTTL>
<cimConnectTimeout>15</cimConnectTimeout>
<cimReceiveTimeout>30</cimReceiveTimeout>
<cimSendTimeout>30</cimSendTimeout>
Possible Values
Any LUM-enabled
eDirectory User
Any LUM-enabled
eDirectory group
http://cluster_ip_address
cluster_ip_address
where https:// is
assumed.
Default Value
This is the user you
specify when you are
setting the BCC
credentials.
The BCC Administrator
user is not automatically
assigned the rights
necessary to manage all
aspects of each peer
cluster. When managing
individual clusters, you
must log in as the
Cluster Administrator
user. You can manually
assign the Cluster
Administrator rights to
the BCC Administrator
user for each of the peer
clusters if you want the
BCC Administrator user
to have all rights.
bccgroup
cluster_ip_address
https:// is assumed.
Recommended Value for
Best Security
Unique BCC
Administrator user (not
the Admin user and not
the Cluster Admin user)
Unique group used for
BCC administration.
See Section 4.3,
"Configuring a BCC
Administrator User," on
page 47.
Default value
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