Configuring web resources and virus scan properties
Web resources properties include for example, the Connections server and port for URLs. Virus scan properties include for example, the virus scanning server that is used to scan uploaded files for viruses. Create these configuration properties in the connections.xml file.
About this task
When FileNet® is on a different WebSphere® Application
Server cell than IBM® Connections, it cannot access the
configuration values in LotusConnections-config.xml. Instead, you must create
the configuration properties for IBM® Connections web resources
and virus scans in the connections.xml file.
Note: When FileNet® is on the same WebSphere® Application Server cell as IBM® Connections,
you do not have to create the connections.xml file. Therefore, you must set
anti-virus settings in LotusConnections-config.xml. For more information, see
Changing common configuration property values.
To configure web resources and
virus scan settings, complete the following steps:Procedure
-
Apply the anti-virus filter, download the filter auth_filter_patch.zip
from:
- Linux™, AIX®: <connections_root>/xkit/filenetConfig
- Update FNCS. Browse to .
- Enable use of authentication data on unprotected URLs. Select Authenticate only when the URI is protected and check Use available authentication data when an unprotected URI is accessed.
- Modify role mappings for FNCS, take the following steps
on the administrative console:
- Browse to
- Click .
- Install the authentication filter code, take the following
steps on the administrative console:
- Browse to .
- Click
- Click auth_filter_patch.zip. and select
- Click Next and OK to update the application.
- On the cell that contains the FNCS application, create a file connections.xml under wasprofile/config/cells/cellname
- Add the following content to the file:The following list defines the properties that can be included in the connections.xml file.
<?xml version="1.0"?> <config> <webresources url="http://myurl.com/connections/resources" ssl_url="https://myurl.com/connections/resources"/> <avFilter class="AVScannerICAP"> <property>av.scanner.servers=myscanner.host.com</property> <property>exception.on.virus=yes</property> <property>av.scanner.service=myScannerService</property> <property>av.chunk.size=50000</property> <property>first.read.timeout=120000</property> </avFilter> <properties> <genericProperty name="ecmVirusScanTempDir">c:/ecmVirusScanTemp</genericProperty> </properties> </config>
Note: avFilter settings are needed only if you are enabling virus scan.- webresources
- Specifies the Connections server and port for encrypted connection and non-encrypted connection URLs.
- av.scanner.servers
- Defines the virus scanning server to use to scan uploaded files
for viruses. Replace my.virus.scanning.server.com with
a list of one or more of the virus scanning servers that are used
by your organization. Separate multiple servers with a comma. For
example:
<property>av.scanner.servers=ssoc.acme.com</property>
or<property>av.scanner.servers=ssoc1.acme.com,ssoc2.acme.com</property>
- exception.on.virus
- Defines what to do when a virus is found. This property must always be set to yes.
- av.scanner.service
- Defines the service name that is used by the anti virus scanner. Set this property to AVSCAN for Symantec, and RESPMOD for McAfee.
- av.chunk.size
- Defines the data transfer rate in bytes. This property is not displayed in the configuration file by default. If you want to specify a value for it, you must add it.
- first.read.timeout
- Defines timeout length in milliseconds. This property is not displayed in the configuration file by default. If you want to specify a value for it, you must add it.
- ecmVirusScanTempDir
- Specifies a virus scan temporary directory. This property is used only if virus scan is enabled. If you do not specify ecmVirusScanTempDir, the temp directory of the Java™ virtual machine is used by default.
- Save connections.xml.
- Restart the FNCS application in WebSphere® Application Server to apply the configuration changes.
Results
A virus was detected in the file you are trying to upload. Please run a local virus scan on this file before uploading it again.