Configuration Examples

Configuration Examples
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Setting the Password Policy

Passwords are required to follow the password policy. A default policy is installed in Domain Manager. As shown in the following code, the password policy can be configured in module > usergroupdb > password-policy. You can control the minimum or maximum length of passwords, specify whether certain combinations of characters, digits and symbols are required by passwords, indicate whether password can match user name, and whether the password can be the same as one previously used. Setting the password policy helps comply with the enterprise's security policy.

<password-policy>
  differentPasswordCount="0"
  maxPasswordExpiresDays="0" 
  notSameAsLogon="false" 
  maxLength="0" 
  minLength="1"
  
<symbols>
mustNotHaveSymbolSet="" 
mustHaveSymbolSet="" 
mustHaveLowerCase="false" 
mustHaveUpperCase="false" 
mustHaveDigit="false"
</symbols>
<retry 
retryAttemptDelayMultiplier="1" 
retryAttemptDelaySecs="0" 
retryAttemptLockoutCount="0"
</retry>
</password-policy>

Setting up a Print Engine

In a clustered or cloud-based environment, it is likely that not all machines have access to a printer. When considering your architecture, you may wish to dedicate one or more hosts with printer access to facilitate printing. By default, all job engines run on a single queue and are assumed to be able to print. However, you can easily split the engines into two queues - one for rendering reports and one for printing reports, whereby only the hosts that run the printing report job engines need a connection to a printer. Any other job engine which needs to print, will now forward the rendered report to the specialised queue for printing.

Complete the following steps to set up a print engine:

Create a new node, /queue/print.
Copy the contents of /process/job-engine into a new node, /process/print-engine. Alter <arg>/queue/job</arg> to <arg>/queue/print</arg>.
Change the contents of /module/queue-map/print to /queue/print. The print-engine process is successfully created.
Open Repertoire. Click the Admin Tools... button. In the System tab, add a new job engine and select the print-engine process. Click OK. After refreshing, the print engine will be functional.