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This table describes the fields on the Provisioning Options page.
Table 4-1 Provisioning Options Elements
| Element | Description | Data Input Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Compatibility Mode | The release version to which the current release is backward compatible. |
Format: Dropdown menu Range: R9.x, R10+ Default: R10+ |
| Allow SOAP Connections | Whether or not to allow incoming provisioning connections. On a new software installation, SOAP connections are disabled by default. If both SOAP and REST connections are turned off on this page, alarm 13075 is raised. |
Format: Check box Range: Checked, Unchecked Default: Checked Unchecked |
| SOAP Interface Idle Timeout | Maximum time (in seconds) that an open connection will remain active without a request being sent, before the connection is dropped. |
Format: Numeric; seconds Range: 1-86400 Default: 1200 |
| SOAP Interface Port | SOAP Interface TCP Listening Port. NOTE: Changes to the TCP listening port do not take effect until the 'xsas' process is restarted. Also, you must specify a different port than the REST Interface. |
Format: Numeric Range: 0-65535 Default: 62001 |
| SOAP Username/Password Authentication | If checked, the provisioning interface validates the username and password received in the SOAP request header against the list of usernames and passwords configured from the page. Any request that does not match a valid user is then rejected. If left unchecked (default), the username and password are not validated. |
Format: Check box Range: Checked, Unchecked Default: Unchecked |
| Maximum SOAP Connections | Maximum number of simultaneous SOAP Interface client connections. NOTE: Changes to the Maximum SOAP Connections do not take effect until the 'xsas' process is restarted. |
Format: Numeric Range: 1-100 Default: 100 |
| SOAP Secure Mode |
Whether the SOAP Interface operates in secure mode (using TLS), or unsecure mode (plain text). Note: Changes to the Secure Mode do not take effect until Allow SOAP Connections is disabled and then enabled. |
Format: Dropdown menu Range: Secure, Unsecure DEFAULT = Secure |
| Maximum Requests in SOAP <tx> XML | The maximum number of requests in a single SOAP tx transaction. |
Format: Numeric Range: 1-50 Default: 12 |
| Allow REST Connections | Whether or not to allow incoming provisioning connections on the REST Interface. On a new software installation, REST connections are disabled by default. If both SOAP and Rest connections are turned off on this page, alarm 13075 is raised. |
Format: Check box Range: Checked, Unchecked Default: Checked Unchecked |
| REST Interface Idle Timeout | Maximum time (in seconds) than an open REST connection will remain active without a request being sent, before the connection is dropped. |
Format: Numeric; seconds Range: 1-86400 Default: 1200 |
| REST Interface Port | REST Interface TCP Listening Port. NOTE: Changes to the TCP listening port do not take effect until the 'ras' process is restarted. Also, you must specify a different port than the SOAP interface. |
Format: Numeric Range: 0-65535 Default: 8787 |
| Maximum REST Connections | Maximum number of simultaneous REST interface client connections. |
Format: Numeric Range: 1-100 Default: 100 |
| REST Secure Mode | Whether or not the REST interface operates in secure mode (using TSL), or unsecure mode (plain text). NOTE: Changes to the Secure Mode do not take effect until the 'Allow REST Connections' process is is disabled and then enabled. |
Format: Dropdown menu Range: Secure, Unsecure Default: Secure |
| Remote Host IP Address | The IP address (either IPv4 dot-decimal or IPv6 colon-hexadecimal) and username of Remote Import/Export Host. Use the SSH Key Exchange button to enter and save the password for the remote host. |
Format: IP Address - dotted decimal; Username - alphanumeric Range: IP Address - standard address format xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx; Username - all existing usernames on the remote host Default: IP Address - blank; Username - blank |
| Remote Export Transfers Enabled | Whether or not to allow export files to be copied to the Remote Export Host. |
Format: Check box Range: Checked, Unchecked Default: Unchecked |
| Local Export Directory | Local directory where export files are created. This value is for reference only and cannot be changed. |
Format: String Range: 0-255 characters Default: /var/TKLC/db/filemgmt/provexport |
| Remote Export Directory | Directory in the Remote export Host to which export files are transferred if configured. |
Default: blank Format: String Range: 0-255 characters |
| Maximum Number of Exported Subscribers | The maximum number of subscribers that can be exported per export file. This value is for reference only and cannot be changed. |
Format: Numeric Range: 1-30000000 Default: 30000000 |
| Export Status Lifetime | Number of days the Export operation's status information and associated files are available before they are automatically removed from the local system. This value is for reference only and cannot be changed. |
Format: String Range: 1-365 days Default: 7 |
| Remote Import Enabled | Whether or not import files are imported from a Remote Host. |
Format: Check box Range: Checked, Unchecked Default: Unchecked |
| Local Import Directory | Local directory to which import files are copied from the Remote Host. This value is for reference only and cannot be changed. |
Format: String Range: 0-255 characters Default: /var/TKLC/db/filemgmt/provimport |
| Remote Import Directory | The directory in which import files exist on the Remote Import Host. |
Format: String Range: 0-255 characters Default: blank |
| Import Status Lifetime | Number of days the Import operation's status information and associated files are available before they are automatically removed from the local system. This value is for reference only and cannot be changed. |
Format: String Range: 1-365 days Default: 7 |
| PNR Generation with Import | Configure whether or not Sh PNR messages should
be generated whenever a subscriber's or pool's data is updated or deleted with
import.
If checked, PNR(s) will be generated for subscribers with an active subscription if a relevant subscriber or pool is updated or deleted. If unchecked, no PNR(s) will be generated when the subscriber or pool is updated or deleted. |
Format: Check box Range: Checked, Unchecked Default: Unchecked |
| Maximum Provisioning Backend Response Timeout | The maximum time (in seconds) that a transaction can remain open before provisioning front end expires the request sent. |
Format: Numeric; seconds Range: 2-3600 Default: 7 |
| Log Insert, Update, and Delete Provisioning Messages | Whether or not to log Insert/Update/Delete incoming and outgoing provisioning messages in the command log. |
Format: Check box Range: Checked, Unchecked Default: Checked |
| Log Retrieve Provisioning Messages | Whether or not to log retrieve incoming and outgoing provisioning messages in the command log. |
Format: Check box Range: Checked, Unchecked Default: Checked |
| Provisioning Response with Durability Confirmation |
If checked, respond to provisioning commands after confirmation of Durability. Enabling this feature decreases the provisioning throughput. This feature applies to all provisioning requests received over any supported provisioning interface (REST or SOAP). When enabled, this feature forces the system to wait for completion of the data durability checks (before sending a provisioning request acknowledgement back, or responding to, the OSS). When disabled (unchecked), the acknowledgement is sent back without waiting for completion of the request's data durability checks. |
Format: Check box Range: Checked, Unchecked Default: Unchecked |
