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SCSP Proxy Configuration Console

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DX Object Storage: Remote Synchronize Writes Configuration Figure 2: SCSP Proxy Configuration Console To add a remote DX Cluster to the configuration list, click the 'Add Cluster' button. To edit an existing remote DX Cluster, click the 'Edit' button. To delete a DX Cluster from the list, click the checkbox in the Delete column next to the DX Cluster that should be deleted and then click the 'Update and Restart'. The following information is required for all remote clusters being configured: Remote Cluster Name: The common name for a remote cluster that will be used in request sent to the proxy. This name may not contain white spaces. Host: The IP address or hostname of the remote proxy the local proxy will communicate with. The host name may not contain whitespace. Port: The port on which the remote proxy will listen to incoming requests. This is usually port 80. User ID: The name of a DX Administrator that belongs to the DX Storage Administrators group for the remote DX Cluster. This may not contain whitespace. Password/Confirm Password: The password for the DX Administrator specified in the UserId field. This option may contain spaces as long as they are not leading or trailing. Page 4

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DX Object Storage:
Remote Synchronize Writes Configuration
Page 4
Figure 2: SCSP Proxy Configuration Console
To add a remote DX C
luster to the configuration list, click the ‘Add Cluster’ button.
To edit an existing
remote DX C
luster, click the ‘Edit’
button.
To delete a DX Cluster from the list, click the checkbox in
the Delete column next to the DX C
luster that should be deleted and then click the ‘Update
and
Restart
’.
The following information is required for all remote clusters being configured:
Remote Cluster Name:
The common name for a remote cluster that will be used in request sent to the
proxy.
This name may not contain white spaces.
Host:
The IP address or hostname of the remote proxy the local proxy will communicate with.
The
host name may not contain whitespace.
Port:
The port on which the remote proxy will listen to incoming requests. This is usually port 80.
User ID:
The name of a DX Administrator that belongs to the DX Storage Administrators group for the
remote DX Cluster. This may not contain whitespace.
Password/Confirm Password:
The password for the DX Administrator specified in the UserId field. This
option may contain spaces as long as they are not leading or trailing.