Server Settings

About Server Settings

You, as an Administrator, must define the server-wide settings that are important for CDP Server work.

The following "Server Settings Categories" are available:

• Agent
  Read more in Agent Settings.
• Brute Force Login
  Read more in Brute Force Login Settings.
• Max Concurrent Tasks
  Read more in Max Concurrent Tasks Settings.
• NT Event Log
  Read more in NT Event Log Settings.
• Remote Syslog
  Read more in Remote Syslog Settings.
• Server Authentication
  Read more in Server Authentication Setting.
• Storage
  Read more in Storage Settings.
• User Interface
  Read more in User Interface Settings.
• Web Server
  Read more in Web Server Settings.
• Web Server HTTP
  Read more in Web Server HTTP Settings.
• Web Server HTTPS
  Read more in Web Server HTTPS Settings.

  Note To access a detailed description of any individual Server Setting, click on the appropriate "Server Setting Category" link above. Read more on this topic in Accessing Server Settings.

  • Accessing Server Settings — Instructions on how to access the server-wide settings in the Linux or Windows CDP Server.
  • Agent Settings — Description of the "Agent" settings used as defaults while connecting by the Linux or Windows CDP Server to an Agent.
  • Brute Force Login Settings — Description of the "Brute Force Login" settings which concern the system security of the Linux or Windows CDP Server.
  • Max Concurrent Tasks Settings — Description of the "Max Concurrent Tasks" settings (simultaneous tasks) in the Linux or Windows CDP Server.
  • NT Event Log Settings — Description of the "NT Event Log" settings used for enabling/disabling and controlling logging threshold of the Windows CDP Server for NT (Windows) Event Log.
  • Remote Syslog Settings — Description of the "Remote Syslog" settings of the Linux or Windows CDP Server.
  • Server Authentication Setting — Description of the "Server Authentication" setting (IP address used to connect to Agents) of the Linux or Windows CDP Server.
  • Storage Settings — Description of the "Storage" settings which control the memory usage of all Tasks read and/or written to Disk Safes in the Linux or Windows CDP Server.
  • User Interface Settings — Description of the "User Interface" settings in the Linux or Windows CDP Server.
  • Web Server Settings — Description of the "Web Server" settings which control Web Server configuration for the CDP Server Web-based User Interface.
  • Web Server HTTP Settings — Description of the "Web Server HTTP" settings which control Web Server configuration specific to unencrypted HTTP connections in the Linux or Windows CDP Server.
  • Web Server HTTPS Settings — Description of the "Web Server HTTPS" settings which control Web Server configuration specific to encrypted (SSL) HTTPS connections in the Linux or Windows CDP Server.