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Table of Contents Server Administrator's Guide Overview   Getting Started Overview of Administration Getting Started Without the SAS Configuration Wizard Choosing a Server Configuration Planning for Metadata Definitions Getting Started With the SAS Configuration Wizard Initial Directory Structure Initial Security Configuration Initial Servers and Services Setup Additional Planning Setting Up Libraries Initial Access Control   Pooling and Load Balancing Overview of Pooling Planning and Configuring Pooling Overview of Load Balancing   Setting up a COM/DCOM Connection Server and Client Requirements Summary of Setup Steps Planning Your Server Configuration Metadata Standard Server Metadata Creating Metadata Using SAS Management Console Using SAS Management Console to Define Servers Using SAS Management Console to Modify Servers Using SAS Management Console to Define Custom Parameters for a Workspace Server Using SAS Management Console to Define an OLAP Server Enabling DCOM on the Server and the Client Configuring SAS for DCOM Setting SAS Permissions on the Server Setting Default COM Security on Windows NT/2000 Setting Permissions per Application on Windows NT/2000 Setting Default COM Security on Windows XP and Windows Server 2003 Setting Permissions per Application on Windows XP and Windows Server 2003 Configuring DCOM on Windows XP SP2 and Windows Server 2003 SP1 Configuring COM/DCOM for Active Server Page Access Accessing a Local COM IOM Server from an Active Server Page Accessing a Remote DCOM IOM Server from an Active Server Page Administering the Server Creating a Metadata Configuration File in SAS Using the SAS Integration Technologies Configuration Utility (ITConfig) Troubleshooting a COM/DCOM Connection Reference Materials AppIDs for Configuring DCOM Object Server Parameters Fields for the Server Definition   Setting up an IOM Bridge Connection Best Practices: Server and Spawner Setup Quick Start: Standard Workspace Server and Spawner Quick Start: Load-Balancing Stored Process Server and Spawner Summary of Setup Steps Spawner Overview Spawner Requirements Planning the Configuration Metadata Security Metadata Standard Workspace or Stored Process Server Metadata Standard OLAP Server Metadata Creating the Metadata Using SAS Management Console Using SAS Management Console to Define Servers Using SAS Management Console to Modify Servers Using SAS Management Console to Define Custom Parameters for Workspace or Stored Process Servers Using SAS Management Console to Define an OLAP Server Using SAS Management Console to Define or Modify a Spawner Configuring a UUID Generator Configuring and Starting the Spawner on z/OS Administering the Server and Spawner Creating a Metadata Configuration File in SAS Using the SAS Integration Technologies Configuration Utility (ITConfig) Using SAS Management Console to Test Server Connections Using Telnet to Administer the Spawner Spawner Error Messages Reference Materials Fields for the Server Definition Object Server Parameters Fields for the Spawner Definition   Administering HTTP Servers and WebDAV Using SAS Management Console to Define an HTTP Server   Starting Servers Server Startup Command Specifying Metadata Connection Information Customizing the Workspace Server Startup Command for COM/DCOM Connections Initializing UNIX Environment Variables for SAS Workspace Servers Invoking (Starting) the Spawner Starting the Spawner on Windows Starting the Spawner on UNIX Starting the Spawner on Alpha/VMS Server and Services Startup Order Reference Materials Object Server Parameters Spawner Invocation Options   Moving Servers Moving... SAS Stored Process Servers SAS Workspace Servers SAS OLAP Servers Scenarios Moving Both the SAS Stored Process Server and SAS Workspace Server to the Same New Machine Moving the SAS Stored Process Server and SAS Workspace Server to Separate Machines   Security Overview of Domains Implementing Authentication Defining Users for Host Authentication Implementing Trusted Authentication Mechanisms Implementing Alternate Authentication Providers Defining Users, Groups, and Logins on the SAS Metadata Server Implementing Authentication and Authorization for the Xythos WFS WebDAV Server Scenario: Using the Xythos Administration GUI and SAS User Management Customization with the Portal Implementing Encryption with SAS Integration Technologies Setting up Additional Server Security Planning Security on Workspace and Stored Process Servers Planning the Spawner Security Planning the Pooling Security Planning the Load Balancing Security Implementing Security in Client Applications