DEDICATING SAILPOINT IIQ TASK-REQUEST AND UI SERVER
1. Login to SailPoint IIQ Debug Console with the user having access to Debug page.
1. Login to SailPoint IIQ Debug Console with the user having access to Debug page.
http://hostname:port/identifier/debug
2. Search for ServiceDefinition Objects in IIQ from the Object Browser and this will list all the available options available in service Object
3. Double click on “Task” object and edit it.
4. An XML file would open, check for the “hosts” Property.
5. OOTB configuration shows “hosts as global”
6. Replace “global” with the comma-separated list of HostNames* e.g global=”host1,host2″
7. Save the changes
8. Now again search for ServiceDefinition Objects in the debug console.
9. Double click on “Request” object and edit it.
10. Perform the same steps from 4-7 the same as the one did for the Task Object
11. Restart all the instances of running IIQ.
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DeleteHi, I am beginner is Sailpoint. What is the significance of dedicating Sailpoint IIQ Task-request and UI server
ReplyDeleteUI Server is just for the processing to the user , basically the pages which load and times required to submit the request , it's more about the user experience ,
DeleteFor example , suppose the backend processing is going on the system which will be utilizing all the servers and in that case the UI will be very slow users won't be able to submit the request and experience will be very bad , we don't want that to happen so we define UI and Task server , This is one of the example .
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Can you please tell what does the task server do?
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