Setup Operations

Administrative setup operations in a production environment typically include some or all of the following:

Administrator security

• Setting the password for the default administrative user ( admin) (Changing the Default Administrator Password)

• Controlling individual or group access to the administrative connection service (Access Control for Connection Services) and the dead message queue (Access Control for Physical Destinations)

• Regulating administrative group access to a file-based or Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) user repository (Groups, Setting Up Access Control for Administrators)

General security

• Managing the contents of a file-based user repository ( Populating and Managing a User Repository) or configuring the broker to use an existing LDAP user repository (Editing the Instance Configuration File)

• Controlling the operations that individual users or groups are authorized to perform (User Authorization: The Access Control Properties File)

• Setting up encryption services using the Secure Socket Layer (SSL) (Message Encryption)

Administered objects

• Setting up and configuring an LDAP object store ( LDAP Server Object Stores)

• Creating connection factories and destinations ( Adding Administered Objects)

Broker clusters

• Creating a cluster configuration file (Using a Cluster Configuration File)

• Designating a master broker (Master Broker)

Persistence

• Configuring a broker to use a persistent store ( Configuring a Persistent Data Store).

Memory management

• Setting a destination’s configuration properties to optimize its memory usage (Updating Physical Destination Properties, Chapter 15, Physical Destination Property Reference)