Hostname or IP address and port (usually 9001) of the Nuance Resource Manager listener,
|
Value |
String. A comma-separated list of all deployed resource managers. (If you have more than resource manager on one host, they must use different ports.) In Management Station enclose the value in square brackets [ ]. Format: [https://hostname:port,https://hostname:port] Nuance recommends specifying the hostname and not the IP address of the host. |
|
Default |
(none) |
|
How to set |
In Management Station, set on the Krypton service. If not using Management Station, set in the Krypton configuration file (User-kryptonxx.yaml, seeConfiguration roadmap). |
|
Usage |
Set by system administrators during initial system configuration.
|
The Krypton engine uses the URL when registering its capabilities as a resource. This enables Nuance Resource Manager to allocate suitable resources at runtime.
When you set up secure connections (see Securing connections with SSL/TLS), the hostname in this property must match the value of Common Name (CN) specified in the server certificate of the Resource Manager (as specified by httpClient : certFile). To explain, when Krypton registers itself with the Resource Manager, the resource manager returns its server certificate and the CN value must match the connection URL of this property. For example, if Krypton registers via https://machineXYZ.nuance.com:9001/registerEngine, then the server certificate configured for Resource Manager must have a CN that is set to machineXYZ.nuance.com (and not simply machineXYZ).
