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3
Double-click the username and edit both the
User Name
and
Full Name
of the user.
4
Click
OK
.
Unable to log in to the ZENworks Server
Possible Cause: A user with an account in the eDirectory that is installed on an OES 2.0 server
tries to log into a non-OES 2.0 ZENworks Server.
Action: To log in to a non-OES 2.0 ZENworks Server, the user must be a Linux User
Management (LUM) user. For more information on LUM users, see the
Novell
Linux User Management Technology Guide (http://www.novell.com/
documentation/oes2/acc_linux_svcs_lx/index.html?page=/documentation/
oes2/acc_linux_svcs_lx/data/fbdecbed.html)
Large number of concurrent client logins might result in login failures
Explanation: The maximum number of concurrent client connections that a server can
support depends on the configured
Connector acceptCount
. If the number
of concurrent client requests exceeds the value of
Connector acceptCount
,
the client connect requests might fail because the server is not able to accept
these connections.
Action: Increase the number of client connect requests that the server can support.
On a Windows server:
1
Log in as an administrator.
2
Open the
ZENworks_Install_path
\share\ats\catalinabase\conf\server.
xml
file.
3
In the
Define a SSL Coyote HTTP/1.1 Connector on port 2645
section, change the value of the
Connector acceptCount
to the
desired value. A value of 300 is optimal.
4
Restart the Authentication Token Service:
4a
On the desktop, click
Start
>
Run
.
4b
In the Run window, specify
service.msc
, then click
OK
.
4c
Restart
CasaAuthTokenSvc
.
On a Linux server:
1
Log in as
root
.
2
Open the
/srv/www/casaats/conf/server.xml
file.
3
In the
Define a SSL Coyote HTTP/1.1 Connector on port 2645
section, change the value of the
Connector acceptCount
to the
desired value. A value of 300 is optimal.
4
Restart the Authentication Token Service:
4a
At the server prompt, go to
/etc/init.d/
.
4b
Run the
casa_atsd restart
command.
