Introduction
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Service Manager is a web-based system administration tool that simplifies Enterprise Gateway
management tasks. It provides quick and easy access to enable you to manage your services
and policies. Service Manager enables you to perform tasks such as the following:
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Logging in to Service Manager
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To log in to Service Manager in your browser, perform the following steps:
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Ensure that the Enterprise Gateway is running (for example, use the
enterprisegateway
command to start the Enterprise Gateway).
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Enter the following URL in your browser:
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http://localhost:8090/manager/
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Enter your user name and password. The default values are as follows:
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User Name:
admin
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Password:
changeme
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You can log in to Service Manager from multiple browsers. However, only the most
recent login is a valid session from which you can make updates. You can not make
updates from multiple browsers concurrently. By default, Service Manager sessions
timeout after 30 minutes of inactivity.
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Logging out of Service Manager
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To log out of Service Manager, perform the following steps:
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Click the Logout icon in the top right corner of the Service Manager screen. The tool tip displays
the current user (for example,
Logout user admin).
- In the Confirm Logout dialog, click Yes.
When you log out, your session is expired. However, any updates that you have not yet deployed
remain unchanged until you log in again and make more updates, or discard the updates not yet
deployed.
To log in again as the same user, click the Log in button in the
Service Manager Login web page. To log in again as a different user, specify the user name
and password, and click the Log in button. Alternatively, open a new browser,
and perform the steps described in Logging in to
Service Manager.
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When using Firefox, before opening a new browser to log in as a different user,
close all existing Service Manager browser sessions. This is due to how sessions
are managed in Firefox.
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Deploying updates to the Enterprise Gateway
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You can deploy updates to the Enterprise Gateway by clicking the Deploy icon
at the top right of the Service Manager screen. Alternatively, you can select Configuration ->
Deploy from the Service Manager main menu at the top left. The Deploy
menu item is enabled only if the configuration specified in Service Manager differs from the
active configuration deployed in the Enterprise Gateway. These configurations are compared when
Service Manager is launched, and after each time you make an update in Service Manager.
When you click Deploy, Service Manager first checks that the changes you
are about to deploy are in-sync with the current active Enterprise Gateway configuration. It checks that
no other user deployed changes after you last took a copy of the current Enterprise Gateway configuration
and started editing. If another user deployed changes, you can confirm your deployment in the
Out-of-Sync Deployment dialog. If your update is in-sync with the current active
Enterprise Gateway configuration, you can confirm your deployment in the Deploy dialog.
After you deploy your updates, Deploy is disabled because your
configuration is now the same as the current active Enterprise Gateway configuration.
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Discarding updates from Service Manager
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You can discard updates from Service Manager by clicking the Discard icon at
the top right of the Service Manager screen. Alternatively, you can select Configuration ->
Deploy from the Service Manager main menu at the top left. Discarding updates enables you
to reset the Service Manager copy of the configuration back to the active Enterprise Gateway configuration.
Discard is enabled only if the configuration in Service Manager differs
from the active configuration deployed in the Enterprise Gateway. Discard is
managed in the same way as Deploy.
After you discard your updates, Discard is disabled because your configuration is
now the same as the current active Enterprise Gateway configuration.
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