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Key Certificate Management
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ICC to monitor Advanced Workflow Engine (AWE) Logs (CSV format) of FTP Server
We have an urgent requirement to monitor all the events in the Advanced Workflow Engine logs of FTP Server in CSV format. Thanks, Jaykishan Bairagi
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Operating System version to be collected by ICC and displayed.
Currently Control Center shows the Operating system as UNIX, Windows etc.
It would be more beneficial if Control Center could display the actual OS version , eg Windows 2012, RedHat 6.8.
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It should be possible for Control Center to handle multiple SSL/TLS keys in its keystore
Currently can Control Center only work with one unique key in its keystore. When using SEAS authentication this certificate must be defined with both Server and Client Authentication Enhanced Key Usage (EKU).
It should be possible (as any other c...
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Control Center 6.1.2 Web Console - Active Alerts and Queued Activity in One Screen
Prior to 6.1, the Java console can be used to view both Active Alerts and Queued Activity from one screen. However, in 6.1 and above this is not possible in the Web console. The user would either need to open another window or tab and log in a sec...
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Control Center 6.1.2 - Add Server Groups as a filterable item in the Active Alerts screen
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Add parameter for Oracle DB Connection String
When operating in an Oracle custer invironment it would be useful to be able to provide a DB connection string as paramter when carryng out configCC.sh.
Reason: If only IP is provided itmay happen that a DB switch in the background causes system ...
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Control Center 6.1.2: Add Queued Activity (Queued Processes) section for server groups and individual servers
Currently, Queued Activity (Queued Processes) is only available from the Monitor menu on Control Center 6.1.2. This shows all of the queued activity that a user role has access to see. However, the user may only want to see the queued activity for...
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Error Suppression for Similar Errors
ICC treats each event independently, but when one issue causes many failures (e.g. remote Trading Partner server down), users are alerted for each failed transfer. There should be logic to suppress similar errors within a specific time window.
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Filter by Server Group in Active Alerts and Queued Activity in Control Center 6.1.2
Our operators monitor active alerts and queued activity by server group. Doing so from the Web console doesn't seem possible currently. The only alternative I saw is for the user to go to Servers in the menu and then to Server Groups, then select ...
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