PROIV Virtual Machine Connection
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PROIV Virtual Machine Connection
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To view the configuration of the PROIV Virtual Machine Connection when running on Unix, follow these steps:
Open the aurora.properties file. This file contains descriptions of the properties and is located here:
../proiv_version_8/ClientServices/webapps/Aurora/WEB-INF/classes/aurora.properties
The settings for PROIV Virtual Machine on Unix are as follows:
For example:
###############################################################################################################
### Open Client Connection
###############################################################################################################
# Title: Session Type
# Description: The session type
# Acceptable values: one of RAW_SESSION, TELNET_LOGIN_SESSION or TELNET_LOGIN_SESSION
# Default value: TELNET_LOGIN_SESSION
proiv.session.type = TELNET_LOGIN_SESSION
# Title: Host Machine
# Description: The PROIV virtual machine host to be used for Open Client connections
# Acceptable values: host name or IP address
# Default value: localhost
proiv.session.host = localhost
# Title: Host Port
# Description: The PROIV virtual machine port
# Acceptable values: positive decimal integer (1 - 65535)
# Default value: 8023
proiv.session.port = 23
# Title: User Name
# Description: The PROIV login user name
# Acceptable values: any string
# Default value: Aurora
proiv.session.username =
# Title: User Password
# Description: The PROIV login password
# Acceptable values: any string
# Default value:
proiv.session.password =
# Title: Login Prompt
# Description: The login prompt sent by the host on a login attempt
# Acceptable values: usually ogin:
# Default value: ogin:
proiv.session.loginPrompt = ogin:
# Title: Password Prompt
# Description: The password prompt sent by the host on a login attempt
# Acceptable values: usually assword:
# Default value: assword:
proiv.session.passwordPrompt = assword:
# Title: Login Success Prompt
# Description: The login success prompt sent by the host on a login attempt
# Acceptable values: usually $
# Default value: $
proiv.session.successPrompt = $
# Title: Login Failed Prompt
# Description: The login failure prompt sent by the host on a login attempt
# Acceptable values: usually login on Windows and failed on UNIX
# Default value: ncorrect
proiv.session.failurePrompt = ncorrect
# Title: PROIV Command
# Description: The PROIV command required for an Open Client connection
# Acceptable values: usually ./runproiv
# Default value: ./runproiv
proiv.session.command=/opt/northgatearinso/proiv_version_8/virtual_machine/runproiv PSAuroraRouter PTI
3. The corresponding AURORA user entry is added to the pro4v[n].ini. This refers to the operator that Aurora uses to access PROIV, not the operator that runs the PROIV Functions that are exposed to the end user via Aurora.
[USER AURORA]
ProivCodiv=PTI
ProivOper=PSAuroraRouter
The recommended way of setting up users for Aurora on a Unix system is to create a single user e.g. auroraUser, and use the following scripts:
Specify an Aurora script in the command field of aurora.properties file
Specify a Gateway script in the Kernel Path field of the Gateway service configuration.
The command property of the aurora.properties file can additionally specify the username and Co/Div for the logon (e.g. runProiv.sh, PSAuroraRouter PTI) or the user and CoDiv details can be coded directly into the script.
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Topic ID: 810067
