Path
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You may leave the default path as is. |
Driver template |
Select a template that is compatible with your database server. |
Hostname |
The
Spotfire database host name (the address of the computer on which the SQL or Oracle database is installed). |
Port |
The
Spotfire database port. |
Identifier (SID/database/service) |
The Server ID (for Oracle) or the database name (for MS SQL) of the
Spotfire database that was created; spotfire_server is the default. |
Username |
The name of the database account used by
Spotfire Server to connect to the
Spotfire database. In the
create_databases.bat file, this is the value for ADMINNAME. |
Password |
The password of the database account. Enter correct database login details, as specified earlier. In the
create_databases.bat file, this is the value for ADMINPASSWORD |
URL |
The JDBC connection URL. This field is pre-populated from selections made but can be edited. |
Driver class |
This field is pre-populated from selections made, and cannot be edited. To be able to select Oracle, you must also download the JDBC driver.
For details, see
Database drivers and database connection URLs
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Configuration tool password |
Enter a configuration tool password of your choice. This will be used to protect the server configuration from unauthorized access.
Note: The configuration tool password will be required when running the configuration tool.
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Server alias |
Enter any unique name for the
Spotfire Server. |
Encryption password (optional)
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Enter an encryption password of your own choice. This will be used for encrypting other passwords stored in the
Spotfire database. The passwords are encrypted with a static key if no encryption password is specified here.
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Addresses |
These values should match actual hostnames, fully qualified domain names ( FQDN ), and IP addresses (IPv4 or IPv6) at which the
Spotfire Server can be reached by other
Spotfire Servers and nodes.
If any of these values do not describe the server, or are on a network that will not be used for back-end communication, you should remove them.
If you changed the hostname, domain, or IP address, add the new values.
Note: Valid hostnames may only contain alphabetic characters, numeric characters, hyphen and period.
Note: If you want to change these addresses after setting up your environment, use the
set-addresses command.
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Site |
If you plan to use sites in your implementation you should assign the server to a site now. If you have not yet created the sites, see
Creating sites. After creating the sites, click
Lookup to select a site for this server. For more information, see
Sites.
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