When Identity Manager is configured with multiple Directory user stores, a loss of connectivity to the primary host can result in extended failover delays. Implementing a Router DSA centralizes the connection logic, allowing Identity Manager to fail over seamlessly to secondary nodes without waiting for the primary host to recover.
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By default, if the primary host in the Identity Manager Directory XML becomes unavailable, the system does not automatically re-route requests efficiently. A Router DSA acts as a gateway that monitors the availability of data DSAs, ensuring continuous connectivity.
Configure a Router DSA by following these steps in order:
dxserver stop all to ensure all DSA processes are halted before modification.Dxnewdsa -trouter CorporateRouter 11389 "o=CA Technologies,c=US" Note: Ensure the prefix is configured for the group preceding your data DSA.CorporateRouter.dxc (located in ...\dxserver\config\knowledge\) and add the following line: trust-flags = allow-check-password, trust-conveyed-originatortrust-flags line to all existing Data DSA .dxc files. Important: Place this line after the auth-levels entry to prevent configuration errors.CorporateRouter.dxg in the knowledge directory containing the following: source "CorporateUserStore.dxc"; source "CorporateRouter.dxc"; source "CorpStore2.dxc";.dxi file for the data DSAs and the router DSA. Update the # Knowledge section to source the new .dxg file.dxsyntax to validate configurations. If no errors are reported, run dxserver start all.To speak with a customer representative or a Support Engineer see . Scroll to the bottom of the page and click on your respective region.