You can modify the values of any of the following options in this group.
| Setting | Description |
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Search Server Port |
Specifies the IP port for Search Server to use to query the Canister. The default value is 19000. |
Logging |
Enable or disable logging. Search Server log files are saved to TeaLeaf\Logs on the machine on which the Search Server is installed. |
Days to Keep Logs |
Defines the number of days to retain Search Server log files. |
Close Idle Canister Connection After |
Specifies the number of minutes for Search Server to remain idle before closing its connection to the Canister. If the number of connections to the Canister exceeds 16, then the Canister disallows other components from connecting; it can be beneficial to have Search Server release its connection if no near-term future usage appears likely. |
Data Service |
Hostname and port number for Search Server to connect to the Data Service. By default, this value is localhost:23000. Data Service manages connections between components and the databases they use. |
Temp Path |
The fully qualified path on the Search Server machine where temporary files are to be stored.
Note: This path must be a fully qualified path value.
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Result Set Path |
The path on the Search Server machine where returned search results are stored.
Note: This path must be a fully qualified path value.
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The following settings allow you to specify the Search Server alias and other properties.
| Setting | Description |
|---|---|
Search Server Alias |
This setting is used when your enterprise is unable to access the server unless its name is further qualified with a domain name. For example, the server's name is server1 but it can be seen on the network only as server1.mydomain.com.
Note: If your enterprise's network does not recognize short server names, then you must populate this field with the long server name, or searches that use this Search Server may not return results.
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Archive Server |
This setting tells a Search Server where its Archives are located. When this value is set and you connect to indexes from CX RealiTea Viewer, it automatically finds the Archived indexes, instead of requiring manual configuration. It is not necessary to add port 19100 to this setting; CX RealiTea Viewer adds it when it looks for the Archives.
This setting needs to be configured only if you have licensed and installed cxVerify. |
Archive Server Port |
The port through which Search Server communicates with the Archive Server defined above.
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Maximum number of open LSSN files allowed |
This value defines the maximum number of canister files that are allowed to be open at one time. The default value is 1.
Note: Do not configure this setting to a value other than
1 without contacting Support. |
Event server settings
| Setting | Description |
|---|---|
Portal Server |
On each Processing Server, this setting is used by a number of Tealeaf components, including RTV, to contact the Portal Search Server.
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Alert Server |
Specifies the server that hosts the Alert Service. If this value is not specified, then the Portal Server location is used. |
Authentication settings
These settings allow you to set authentication properties that enable you to restrict access to Search Server and the Tealeaf data. Through the Authentication panel, you can modify authentication mechanisms and the privacy keys that secure them.
| Setting | Description |
|---|---|
Type |
The type of authentication method. The authentication domains in use. This field is populated by domains that you select. |
Auth Master |
The master server used for authentication. |
Domain Local Groups |
When enabled, local domain groups are used for authentication. By default, this value is false. |
Auth Refresh Interval |
The interval at which domain authorization is checked. |
Privacy Keys |
Click to create, edit, and delete the privacy keys in use by the Privacy Filter in the PCA and Search Server. |
User and admin groups
You can define the authentication server from which to retrieve user and administrator groups used by Search Server.
| Setting | Description |
|---|---|
Domain |
By specifying an NT authentication domain, Search Server automatically locates the domain controller on the network. This menu is populated automatically. After you specify the domain, you can add groups to the Admin or User categories. |
Domain Local Groups |
When enabled, local domain groups are used for authentication. By default, this value is false. |
Add To User Groups |
Groups assigned to the user category have restricted access to CX RealiTea Viewer and Search Server. In the data segmentation section, you can specify a search phrase that is ANDed to every search request the Search Server makes. Groups are listed in the format domain\group. |
Add to Admin Groups |
Groups assigned to the Admin category have unlimited access to CX RealiTea Viewer and Search Server commands and features. Admin members can access indexes, set up shared CX RealiTea Viewer profiles, and perform Search Server commands. |
Remove Group |
Removes a selected group from the user or admin list. |
List Group |
Lists all usernames belonging to a group on the NT domain. |
Edit Privacy Key |
Edit the privacy key for the selected user. |
Data segmentation search filters
These filters restrict access to Tealeaf data by user group. Data segmentation is performed by ANDing a specific event onto every request made through the Search Server by a member of the user group.
When a user or admin group is added using the Add To commands, the group name is displayed in this window along with the events that define the sessions that the group may access.
| Setting | Description |
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Add Events to Group |
Specifies the events that will be ANDed to the search request of the users. One way to create a data-restricted event is to fire an event on a particular URL. For example, you can segment data by firing an event on www.usa.mycompany.com and on www.uk.mycompany.com. These two events could be used to define two data segmentation groups. |
Remove Event from Group |
Removes the selected event from the group. |
Events Visible in Portal |
A list of the currently configured events that can be made visible in the Portal to users in each group. |
Change Group Filter Operator |
When you have more than one event configured for a given group, use this command to either AND the events together or OR them together. |
Change Event Filter Operator |
When you have more than one event filter configured for a given group, use this command to either AND the filters together or OR them together. |
Authorization refresh interval
This setting controls how often a main, slave, or Archive Search Server asks the domain server for the list of users belonging to any groups set up for NT Authorization.
To change the refresh interval, click Modify next to Auth Refresh
Interval in the Search Config dialog.
| Setting | Description |
|---|---|
Update every n minutes |
Perform an authorization refresh update at the specified interval. Default value is 5 minutes. |
Refresh from Master at service startup |
Update only on startup or until the Master responds successfully. Retries are attempted every n minutes, as defined in the above setting. |
Disable Authorization refresh from Master |
Never update authorization. |