If you did not manually configure your Web application
servers, then when you apply the third maintenance release for SAS
9.2, SAS automatically configures your Web application servers. However,
depending on your site, you might need to manually complete some additional
configuration steps.
For
example, some SAS applications use Java Messaging Service (JMS) facilities
when sending messages. If you want to secure these messages to prevent
unauthorized access, then you must complete the steps for setting
JMS security. If you do not set JMS security, then these messages
can be intercepted by unauthorized applications.
For instructions on
these optional steps for your Web application server, see the following
topics:
Note: If you manually configured
your Web application servers in your initial deployment, then complete
the steps in the UpdateInstructions.html file to correctly apply the
third maintenance release and to redeploy the SAS Web applications.
Note: You can deploy many of the
Web applications in SAS Enterprise BI Server to a Web-application
server cluster. To obtain the latest documentation about how to deploy
SAS applications to a server cluster, see SAS Note 37310 at
http://support.sas.com/kb/37/310.html and contact SAS Technical Support.