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How to Use the Servers Snap-in

This version of Enterprise Single Sign-On (SSO) includes the ENTSSO Servers Snap-In, which allows you to view, monitor, and perform certain actions on your ENTSSO Server through the Windows interface.

noteNote
If your system has a firewall and your server name uses the FQDN format, you may not be able to contact the server. Instead, you must specify the NetBIOS name or the associated IP address.

To use the ENTSSO Servers Snap-In

  1. Open Enterprise Single Sign-On.

  2. In the Scope pane, click the Servers node.

    The following information is displayed in the Results pane.

    • Name: Name specified.

    • Status: Status of the ENTSSO service (Online, Offline, Pending, Started, Stopped, Start Pending, Stop Pending).

    • Date: Date when information was obtained.

    • Time: Time when information was obtained.

    • SSO Server: Fully qualified name of server.

    • Service Account: ENTSSO service account.

    • SSO Database: ENTSSO Database with which this server is communicating.

    • Secret Server: Indicates whether the Secret Server module is running.

    • Password Sync: Indicates whether Password Sync is installed.

    • Computer: NETBIOS name of computer.

    • Event counts: Info/Warning/Errors event count. Resetting this will start the counter from 0.

  3. Version of SSO installed: Version number of ENTSSO.exe. Also indicates whether this is 32-bit (x86) or 64-bit (x64).

To start or stop the server service

  • In the ENTSSO Servers Snap-In, right-click the server and click Start or Stop.

To display information for one server

  • In the Server tree, click the server.

    The information is displayed in the results pane.

To add a server

  • Right-click in the Scope pane, and then click Add Server.

    The Add Server dialog box appears. Type or browse to the server you want to add.

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In certain Workgroup environments, clicking the Browse button will cause this dialog box to close. Instead of using the Browse button, simply type the server name in the box.

To view or change server properties

  • In the Server tree, right-click the server, and click Properties.

    The Server Properties dialog box appears. You can view or change information in the following tabs:

    • Audit Levels

    • SSO Database

    • SSO Service

    • Password Sync

    • Advanced

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