The following table lists the available configuration options, acceptable values, and descriptions of the settings in the ANGEL Front End set of properties found in the SAP Control Center. These settings are also those found in the [ANGEL Front End] section of the Agentry.ini file. If the ANGEL connect type is not in use by at least one transmit configuration definition within the application the settings of this section will have no impact on the behavior of the Agentry Server.
| Configuration Setting | Acceptable Values | Description |
|---|---|---|
| trustedCertificateStore | Valid Trusted Certificate Store File Name. Default: none | This option specifies the location of the trusted certificate store for the Server. This store is only used when Clients are required to provide authentication certificates during synchronization. |
| authenticationCertificateStore | Valid authentication certificate file. Default: AgentryServer.pfx | This option specifies the location of the authentication certificate for the Server. This file may be a Certificate file (.cer), Certificate store file (.sst), or Personal Information Exchange file (.pfx). |
| authenticationCertificateStorePassword | Valid password for accessing the Server’s authentication certificate. Default: syclo | This option specifies the password to access the Server’s authentication certificate. The default password allows access to the default self-signed certificate file AgentryServer.pfx. |
| authenticationCertificateStorePasswordEncoded | Boolean value of “true” or “false.” Default: false | This option specifies whether or not the certificate store password value is encoded in the Agentry.ini file. This option should not be changed manually. Rather, the quick password encoder utility will change it when run. |
| authenticateClient | Boolean value of “true” or “false.” Default: false | This option controls whether or not Clients are required to provide an authentication certificate to the Server during synchronization. This certificate must be listed in the trusted certificate store in order for Clients to access the Server. |
| debug | Boolean value of “true” or “false.” Default: false. | This configuration file controls whether or not the Server generates log files for communications using the ANGEL protocol. When true, the log file listed in debugFile is generated, as are individual log files for each Client during synchronization. |
| debugFile | Valid log file name or path name name. Default: ANGEL.log | This configuration option specifies the name of the log file generated by the Server when the debug option in this same section is true. |
| timeout | Duration value in seconds. Default: 300 | This configuration option specifies how long the Server will keep a connection option with a Client when no messages or responses are received from the Client. |
| keepAliveTime | Duration value in seconds. Default: 60 | This configuration option specifies how often the Server will send a keep alive message to the Client when the Client is keeping an open connection (Push or Background Sending) with the Server. This message prevents the connection from expiring based on the timeout value. |
| minimumCipherStrength | Numeric value in bits. Default: 40. Configuration option commented out by default. | This configuration option specifies the minimum cipher strength for the encryption of data over a Client-Server connection. This configuration option is commented out by default, meaning the Server and Client will negotiate the maximum supported cipher strength by the client device. When set, devices unable of supporting the minimum set here will not be allowed to connect with the Server. |
| maximumCipherStrength | Numeric value in bits. Default: 512. Configuration option commented out by default. | This configuration option specifies the maximum cipher strength for the encryption of data over a Client-Server connection. This configuration option is commented out by default, meaning the Server and Client will negotiate the maximum supported cipher strength by the client device. When set, data will be encrypted using this maximum cipher strength. |