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Sonic
Creating Clustered JMS Service for Sonic
Use the Sonic Wizard to create a Managed Sonic Messaging Service. For details on
the specifics of your Sonic Messaging Service, refer to the Sonic documentation.
For clustering Sonic, you have two choices:
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If you have already used the Sonic Wizard to create a managed Sonic service,
check the box and choose the appropriate instance from the drop down list.
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You can create a new managed Sonic service by clicking the Launch Sonic Wizard
button. When you've finished, click Refresh and select your new Sonic service from
the drop-down list.
Enabling security for Sonic
To enable and disable security for Sonic, you must ensure db.ini file is updated before
initialization of the database. There are two levels at which security must be applied,
the backend database and the Sonic Broker. Use the Management Console to
configure Sonic Broker and you can use a dbtool command to take care of the
database. Most importantly, the database and Sonic broker must be in sync.
1 Start the Sonic Broker. To do so, right-click on it in the left pane and select Start
from the dropdown menu.
2 Start the Sonic Management Console by selecting Tools->Sonic Management
Console and establish a connection to the server's domain.
3 On the Configure tab, right-click on the Sonic broker that is being security enabled
and choose Properties.
4 Under the General tab of the 'Edit Broker Properties', check Security box. Set
appropriate values for Authorization Domain and Authorization Policy properties,
and click OK to persist the changes.
5 Shut down the Sonic Management Console.
6 Stop the Sonic JMS Broker. To do so, right-click on it in the left pane and select
Stop from the menu.
7 Under the SonicMQ installation root directory, /jms/sonic, edit
database configuration file db.ini. Set property ENABLE_SECURITY to true and click on
the Save button.
8 Open a Command Prompt window and navigate to the /jms/sonic/bin
directory, and issue the command dbtool/r all to reinitialize the database. For
UNIX use the command dbtool -r all
9 The SonicMQ JMS server can now be restarted. The Broker will now run with
security enabled. To establish a connection in the Sonic Management console
should now requires user/password authentication.
Disabling security for Sonic
1 Start the secure Sonic JMS Server
2 Start the Sonic Management console and establish a connection to the server's
domain. Use username Administrator and password Administrator.
3 On the Configure tab, right-click on the appropriate Broker and choose Properties.
4 Under the General tab of the Edit Broker Properties, uncheck Security box. This
completes configuration of the Broker and it should now be shutdown.
5 Shutdown the Sonic Management Console.
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