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Appliance Service Configuration Tab Settings
The Appliance Service Configuration tab displays the appliance configuration settings for Warehouse Connector service. For more information, see "Appliance Service Configuration" in the Hosts and Services Getting Started Guide.
Workflow
What do you want to do?
- Role: Administrator
- I want to...: Install Warehouse Connector Service on a Log Decoder or Decoder
- Refer to...: Install Warehouse Connector Service on a Log Decoder or Decoder or Hybrid
- Role: Administrator
- I want to...: Configure a Warehouse Connector Service*
- Refer to...: Configure a Warehouse Connector Service
- Role: Administrator
- I want to...: Configure the Data Source for Warehouse Connector
- Refer to...: Configure the Data Source for Warehouse Connector
- Role:
Administrator
- I want to...:
Configure the Destination using NFS, SFTP, WebHDFS.
- Refer to...:
Configure the Destination Using NFS
- Role: Administrator
- I want to...: Configure a Stream
- Refer to...: Configure a Stream
- Role: Administrator
- I want to...: Monitor a Warehouse Connector
- Refer to...: Monitor a Warehouse Connector
- Role:
Administrator
- I want to...:
Add Warehouse as Data Source to Reporting Engine
- Refer to...:
For more information, see "Add Warehouse as a Data Source to Reporting Engine" in the Reporting Engine Configuration Guide.
- Role: Administrator
- I want to...: Analyze a Warehouse Report
- Refer to...: For more information, see "Step 4. Analyze a Warehouse Report" in the Warehouse Guide.
- Role:
Administrator
- I want to...:
Manage a Stream and Lockbox*
- Refer to...:
*You can perform this task in the current view
Related topics
Quick Look
The following figure shows the different settings on the Appliance Service Configuration tab.
When you add a Warehouse Connector service, default values are in effect. NetWitness designed the default values to accommodate most environments and recommends that you do not edit these values because it may adversely affect performance.
The following table describes the Appliance Service Configuration parameters:
- Name: Compression
- Configuration Value: Determines the minimum amount of bytes before a message is compressed. If set to zero, messages are not compressed.
- Name: Port
- Configuration Value: Determines the port used by the service.
Note: If you change the port number, ensure that you restart the service.
- Name: SSL FIPS Mode
- Configuration Value: If enabled, all the data transferred in the network will be encrypted using SSL FIPS.
- Name: SSL Port
- Configuration Value: Determines the SSL port used by the service.
- Name: Stat Update Interval
- Configuration Value: Determines how often (in milliseconds) statistic nodes are updated in the system.
- Name: Threads
- Configuration Value: Determines the number of threads in the thread pool to handle incoming requests.