Configuring Properties and Settings from the Server Workspace

From the server workspace, you can view, configure, or change several properties and settings.

Configuring Server Properties

1. Click Administration on the left menu.
2. Click Server Administration in the Administration area.
3. Click Server Properties in the Server Administration area.
4. As necessary, edit the following options:

   Field	Description
   Static Properties	Make changes to an individual server. These changes require a restart. Click Save to make changes. Go to Step 5.
   Dynamic Properties	Make changes to an individual server. These changes do not require a restart. Click Save to make changes. Go to Step 5.
   Search For and Display Properties	Enter a name in the Property Name field. Click Search.

5. Click OK.

Configuring SMTP Settings

1. Click Administration on the left menu.
2. Click Server Administration in the Administration area.
3. Click SMTP Settings in the Server Administration area.
4. As required, modify the following fields: Outbound SMTP Relay Server, Outbound SMTP Send Interval, and Incoming SMTP Connection Port.
5. Click OK.

Configuring Global Settings

1. Click Administration on the left menu.
2. Click Server Administration in the Administration area.
3. Click Global Settings in the Server Administration area.
4. Enter the Results Per Page for the search pagination.
5. Optionally, specify the following log level options:

   Field	Description
   Trace Level	Enter a trace level to enable trace logging. For more information, refer to Log Information.
   Log changes to user accounts	Select this option to log changes made to user accounts to the [Install Location]\Collaboration\log\CollabConsole.txt file.
   Log server property changes	Select this option to log changes made to server properties to the [Install Location]\Collaboration\log\CollabConsole.txt file.

   NOTE:

   For more information on where log changes and server properties are stored, refer to System Maintenance Tasks.

6. Enter the amount of time (4-20 minutes) between each SCORM data automatic save. The default setting is 5 minutes.
7. Optionally, select the Automatically add approved documents to the publishing queue after globalization and enter the number of minutes (4-20 minutes) between each automatic save of the SCORM data.

   NOTE:

   Selecting this option allows the system administrator to determine if documents should be automatically added to the publishing queue after they are globalized. For more information on globalization, refer to "Using Globalize" in the companion manual Managing Content.

8. Optionally, select Protect user identity to store user IDs as hashed values.

   NOTE:

   User IDs are captured for website usage tracking reports. User IDs display as hashed values for unknown users. For example, User 1.

9. Optionally, specify the following user password settings:

   Field	Description
   Enforce minimum password length	Select this option to enforce a minimum password length on user accounts. Enter the number of characters minimum password length.
   Lock user accounts after invalid login attempts	Select this option to lock a user account after a number of an invalid login attempts. Enter the number of attempts allowed before the user account is locked.
   Require password change after initial logon and after an account is locked	Select this option to require users to change their password after their first logon and any time the account is locked.

10. Optionally, select Allow Anonymous Access with Single Sign-On.

    NOTE:

    Selecting this option allows users who do not have a uPerform account, but are authenticated by SSO, within their company's domain, to browse as an anonymous user.

11. Optionally, select Sign SAML Metadata XML.

    NOTE:

    Selecting this option allows the application to sign the SAML Metadata that it generates.

12. Click Update.

Configuring JSON Web Token Settings

1. Click Administration on the left menu.
2. Click Server Administration in the Administration area.
3. Click Global Settings in the Server Administration area.
4. In JSON Web Token Settings section, choose from the following options:

   Field	Description
   Minutes the JSON Web Token is valid (10-120 minutes)	Enter an amount of time a JSON Web Token is valid. This is performed by a System Administrator NOTE: Setting this value too low could cause users filling out forms to have to fill out the information again. Setting this value too high negates the usefulness of this feature in preventing CSRF attacks. The default value is 15 minutes.
   Allow form POST requests for administrative debugging	Select this option to allow POST requests to pass through without a JSON Web Token. NOTE: This should be turned on temporarily by the System Administrator for troubleshooting the Server application. By default, this option is not selected.

5. Click Update.