Sun Java System Instant Messaging 7.2 Administration Guide

Redirect Server Parameters

Table A–7 lists the parameters you use to administer the Instant Messaging redirect server.

Table A–7 Redirect Server Parameters


Parameter	Default Value	Description
`iim_server.redirect.provider`	None	Comma-separated list of redirect provider names or classes that implement the `com.sun.im.provider.Redirector` interface. Any value for this parameter defines the server instance as a redirect server. Supported values include `db`, `roundrobin`, `regex`, and class names that implement the `com.sun.im.provider.Redirector` interface.
`iim_server.redirect.to`	None	Comma-separated list of nodes to which this redirect server may redirect client connections. Node names can be any alphanumeric string. This list may be a superset of the hosts defined in `iim_server.redirect.to.nodename.host`.
`iim_server.redirect.to.nodename.host`	None	Where nodename is the name of the node as it exists in `iim_server.redirect.to`. This attribute is required for nodename to be used by the redirect server.
`iim_server.redirect.to.nodename.usessl`	False	If true, then nodename is configured to use legacy SSL. See Overview of Using TLS and Legacy SSL in Instant Messaging for more information.
`iim_server.redirect.db.users`	`im-db-base/redirect.db`	Name and location of the redirect database.
`iim_server.redirect.db.partitions`	`im-cfg-base/redirect.partitions`	Name and location of the redirect partitions file.
`iim_server.redirect.db.partitionsize`	5000	The maximum number of users in a partition.
`iim_server.redirect.roundrobin.partitions`	`im-cfg-base/redirect.partitions`	Name and location of the redirect partitions file.
`iim_server.redirect.pollfrequency`		The interval between connections made by the redirect server to the hosts defined in the `redirect.hosts` file. The redirect server polls these hosts to determine if they are online and able to accept client connections.