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Parameter

Description

True: a portion of the object identifier is appended to the created channel name prior to creation.

False: the channel is created with the name specified.

This keyword is for BMC testing only. Customers should not specify True.

True: multi-instance queue managers identified by the same qmid result in a single TSMA WMQ_Connection. This is the default.

False: multi-instance queue managers identified by the same qmid result in a seperate TSMA WMQ_Connection.

This option is not set by the installer or mqtool and must be altered manually. It is recommended you re-start the services when altering.

See TrueSight-Middleware-Administrator-integration-options for details.

This setting is defined by the installer or the mqtoolutility. This value should not be altered manually. 

monitor_edition_only: The TSMA security mode is configured to be LDAP_LDAP for access to the same security service that TrueSight Middleware and Transaction Monitor (TMTM) uses but only if TSMA is the Monitor Edition. Also use this setting for a licensed version of TSMA that uses a security mode incompatible with or separate from TMTM.

all_editions: The TSMA security mode is configured to be LDAP_LDAP for access to the same security service that TMTM uses. This setting is used for licensed versions of TSMA.

The TSMA license key. If working with the Monitor Edition of TSMA the key is supplied by the TMTM installer. For a licensed version ofTSMAthe license may be supplied by the installer or themqtoolutility. This value should not be altered manually.

This file is the keystore for the HTTPS certificate for connecting to TSMA. It is used by TMTM to configure TSMA. 

This value is set by the installer with a default of httpsTrustStore.jks in the installation directory. It may be changed using the mqtool utility. The value should not be altered manually.

Password for https_trust_store.

This value is set by the installer or mqtool utilty. The value should not be altered manually.

Password for the ldap_username.

This value is set by the installer or mqtool utilty. The value should not be altered manually.

When you execute the Security Configuration Tool and alter the LDAP credentials used by TSMA to authenticate users this keyword contains the new value which will be in use when the Application Service is started or on the next mqtool --configure --reconfigure.

This value is set by the Security Configuration Tool. The value should not be altered manually.

User used to access the security service to authenticate users and obtain user or group information.

This value is set by the installer or mqtool utilty. The value should not be altered manually.

When you execute the Security Configuration Tool and alter the LDAP credentials used by TSMA to authenticate users this keyword contains the new value which will be in use when the Application Service is started or on the next mqtool --configure --reconfigure.

This value is set by the Security Configuration Tool. The value should not be altered manually.

Password for user.

This value is set by the installer or mqtool utilty. The value should not be altered manually.

When you execute the Security Configuration Tool and alter the administrator credentials used to log into TSMA this keyword contains the new value which will be used when the Application Service is started or on the next mqtool --configure --reconfigure.

This value is set by the Security Configuration Tool. The value should not be altered manually.

TSMA project to which WMQ connections are synchronized.

This value is set by the installer or mqtool utilty.  The value should not be altered manually.

When configuring, reconfiguring or updating the TSMA configuration and a restart of TSMA is required to pick up the configuration change, this interval specifies how long to wait to determine whether the change took effect. This is useful when running commands using the mqtool utility and you need to know the restart occurred before executing additional commands. 

Must be 0 or greater. The value can be altered manually.  

Default: 120 seconds

Minimum: 30 seconds 

Delay before synchronization of WMQ connections and groups which can access them starts. The value can be altered manually. The change takes effect the next time the Application Service is started.

True: TMTM groups with the "TSMA Project Access" permission are added to the TSMA project during synchronization.

False: TSMA project groups are not altered.

This value is set by the installer or mqtool utilty. The value should not be altered manually.

True: TMTM groups with the Enable MQ Actions permission are added to the TSMA project during synchronization. Requires sync_groups=true

False: TSMA groups with the Enable MQ Actions permission are not added to the TSMA project during synchronization.

This value is set to false when sync_groups is set to false. The "Enable MQ Actions" permission is the same as the "Run CM" permission from releases prior to 8.1. This keyword allows you to add groups that used to have MQ configuration access using the Configuration Manager to the TSMA project. By default, except for integration with existing separately licensed versions of TSMA, upgrade installs have sync_groups=true and sync_mq_groups=true and clean installs have sync_groups=true and sync_mq_groups=false.

Default: 300 seconds

Minimum: 300 seconds 

A value of 0 disables synchronization (the mqtool utility can be used to run synchronization manually). This value defines the interval in which TSMA WMQ connections and the groups which can access them are synchronized with the TMTM repository and security definitions. This value is set by the installer or mqtool utilty. The value should not be altered manually.

636: Active Directory Domain Controller port number. This is the default.

3269: Active Directory Global Catalog port number.

When specified this overrides the port number used in the TSMA LDAP URL configured on your behalf by TMTM when using Active Directory. It is used when the default value does not work with the Active Directory in your environment.

No default. When specified this overrides the TSMA LDAP Manager DN security setting configured on your behalf by TMTM when using Active Directory. It is used when the default value does not work with the Active Directory in your environment. If the value contains #REPLACE# it will be replaced with the username keyword.

No default. When specified this overrides the TSMA LDAP User Search Base security setting configured on your behalf by TMTM when using Active Directory. It is used when the default value does not work with the Active Directory in your environment.

No default. When specified this overrides the TSMA LDAP User Search Filter security setting configured on your behalf by TMTM when using Active Directory. It is used when the default value does not work with the Active Directory in your environment.

No default. When specified this overrides the TSMA LDAP Users Search Filter security setting configured on your behalf by TMTM when using Active Directory. It is used when the default value does not work with the Active Directory in your environment.

No default. When specified this overrides the TSMA LDAP User Name Attribute security setting configured on your behalf by TMTM when using Active Directory. It is used when the default value does not work with the Active Directory in your environment.

No default. When specified this overrides the TSMA LDAP Group Search Base security setting configured on your behalf by TMTM when using Active Directory. It is used when the default value does not work with the Active Directory in your environment.

No default. When specified this overrides the TSMA LDAP Group Search Filter security setting configured on your behalf by TMTM when using Active Directory. It is used when the default value does not work with the Active Directory in your environment.

No default. When specified this overrides the TSMA LDAP Group Member Search Filter security setting configured on your behalf by TMTM when using Active Directory. It is used when the default value does not work with the Active Directory in your environment.

No default. When specified this overrides the TSMA LDAP Groups Search Filter security setting configured on your behalf by TMTM when using Active Directory. It is used when the default value does not work with the Active Directory in your environment.

No default. When specified this overrides the TSMA LDAP Group Name Attribute security setting configured on your behalf by TMTM when using Active Directory. It is used when the default value does not work with the Active Directory in your environment.

No default. When specified this overrides the TSMA LDAP Group Member Attribute security setting configured on your behalf by TMTM when using Active Directory. It is used when the default value does not work with the Active Directory in your environment.

No default. When specified this overrides the TSMA LDAP Max Nested Group Recursion Level security setting configured on your behalf by TMTM when using Active Directory. It is used when the default value does not work with the Active Directory in your environment.

True: TMTM will update the TSMA WMQ Connections when the policy action to create a WMQ Connection is executed or when a user executes mqtool --update-connections or uses the MC to update or re-create the WMQ Connection. This is the default.

False: TMTM will not update the TSMA WMQ Connections after the initial creation.

When you execute the Security Configuration Tool and alter security settings this is set to true to inform the Application Service to reconfigure TSMA.

This value is set by the Security Configuration Tool. The value should not be altered manually.

URL to the TSMA installation. For example, https://localhost:8443/bmmadmin

This value is set by the installer or mqtool utilty. The value should not be altered manually.

TSMA administrator user used to make any TSMA configuration changes and keep the TSMA WMQ connections and security information synchronized with the TMTM repository.

This value is set by the installer or mqtool utilty. The value should not be altered manually.

When you execute the Security Configuration Tool and alter the administrator credentials used to log into TSMA this keyword contains the new value which will be used when the Application Service is started or on the next mqtool --configure --reconfigure.

This value is et by the Security Configuration Tool. The value should not be altered manually.