Operating Systems: i5/OS
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Configuration document descriptions

 

Most configuration documents have XML content. The table describes the documents and states whether you can edit them using an administrative tool or must edit them directly.

If possible, edit a configuration document using the administrative console because it validates any changes that you make to configurations. You can also use one of the other administrative tools (wsadmin or Java APIs) to modify configuration documents. Using the administrative console or wsadmin scripting to update configurations is less error prone and likely quicker and easier than other methods.

However, you cannot edit some files using the administrative tools. Configuration files that edit manually have an X in the Manual editing required column in the table below.

 

Document descriptions

(The paths in the Locations column are split on multiple lines for publishing purposes.)

Configuration file Locations Purpose Manual editing required
admin-authz.xml

config/cells/
cell_name/
Define a role for administrative operation authorization.  
app.policy

config/cells/
cell_name/
nodes/node_name/
Define security permissions for application code. X
cell.xml

config/cells/
cell_name/
Identify a cell.  

cluster.xml

config/cells/
cell_name/
clusters/
cluster_name/
Identify a cluster and its members and weights.

This file is only available with the Network Deployment product.

 
deployment.xml

config/cells/
cell_name/
applications/
application_name/
Configure application deployment settings such as target servers and application-specific server configuration.  
filter.policy

config/cells/
cell_name/
Specify security permissions to be filtered out of other policy files. X
integral-jms-authorizations.xml

config/cells/
cell_name/
Provide security configuration data for the integrated messaging system. X
library.policy

config/cells/
cell_name/
nodes/node_name/
Define security permissions for shared library code. X
multibroker.xml

config/cells/
cell_name/
Configure a data replication message broker.  
namestore.xml

config/cells/
cell_name/
Provide persistent name binding data. X
naming-authz.xml

config/cells/
cell_name/
Define roles for a naming operation authorization. X
node.xml

config/cells/
cell_name/
nodes/node_name/
Identify a node.
pmirm.xml

config/cells/
cell_name/
Configure PMI request metrics. X
resources.xml

config/cells/
cell_name/

config/cells/
cell_name/
nodes/node_name/

config/cells/
cell_name/
nodes/node_name/
servers/
server_name/

Define operating environment resources, including JDBC, JMS, JavaMail, URL, JCA resource providers and factories.  
security.xml

config/cells/
cell_name/
Configure security, including all user ID and password data.
server.xml

config/cells/
cell_name/
nodes/
node_name/
servers/
server_name/
Identify a server and its components.
serverindex.xml

config/cells/
cell_name/
nodes/
node_name/
Specify communication ports used on a specific node.
spi.policy

config/cells/
cell_name/
nodes/
node_name/
Define security permissions for service provider libraries such as resource providers. X
variables.xml

config/cells/
cell_name/

config/cells/
cell_name/
nodes/
node_name/

 config/cells/
cell_name/
nodes/node_name/
servers/
server_name/

Configure variables used to parameterize any part of the configuration settings.
virtualhosts.xml

config/cells/
cell_name/
Configure a virtual host and its MIME types.




 

Related tasks


Using scripting (wsadmin)
Using the administrative console
Using administrative programs (JMX)

 

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