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Siebel Search Administration Guide > Installing Siebel Search Under Windows > Configuring Siebel Server as a Search Server Under Windows > Siebel Search ParametersIf you install Hummingbird after installing your Siebel Server, you will need to manually modify server parameters. Table 4 shows the Siebel Search Parameters and display names, and provides a definition for each. Typically, you will not need to modify these parameters. They are configured at the time of installation by the Siebel Installation Wizard if Hummingbird is installed before you installed the Siebel Server. However, if you install Hummingbird after the Siebel Server installation, you will have to manually set some of these parameters. If you need to access these parameters, they can be accessed in the configuration files or in the name server shared memory. The SearchDefName is different from other parameters because it is an enterprise level parameter in the Siebel Server. See To view or modify the SearchDefName parameter for information. To access the parameters on the server To view or modify the SearchDefName parameter
To access these parameters on the dedicated or mobile Web client you go to the configuration files. For example, in the bin\enu\uagent.cfg file for the Call Center application, you will see these parameters under the [SIEBEL] section. NOTE: The display name appears in the Server Administration Screen in the Siebel Server. NOTE: To view or modify the remaining four parameters, navigate to Server Administration > Servers > Server Parameters. These parameters are not enterprise level parameters; therefore two servers in the enterprise may have different values. For example, in order to share the same enterprise information you install two Siebel Servers on two different machines, then you can choose to have different Hummingbird installation directories. In this case, the directory SearchInstallDir will have different values. |
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