Create Hosts

Host objects represent computers in a network. Before you set up the Management Layer, you must configure a Host object for each computer on the data network on which you are going to run the Genesys daemon processes (usually server applications).

Prerequisite

• You are logged in to Genesys Administrator.

Procedure

1. In Genesys Administrator, go to Provisioning > Environment > Hosts.
2. Click New.
3. On the Configuration tab:
   1. Enter the name of the host, exactly as it is defined in the system configuration.
      Warning

      The host Name must be exactly the same as the host name defined in the system configuration.
   2. Enter the IP address of the host.
   3. Select the type of operating system from the OS Type drop-down list, and enter its version, if known.
   4. Enter the Local Control Agent (LCA) port number or accept the default (4999), to enable the Management Layer to control applications running on this host. This is also the port used by other applications installed on this host to connect to LCA. Refer to Notes on Configuring the LCA Port for additional information about configuring the LCA port value.
4. To customize the Advanced Disconnect Detection Protocol (ADDP) functionality that will be enabled between Solution Control Server (SCS) and LCA, on the Options tab:
   1. In the View drop-down list, select Advanced View (Annex).
   2. To specify the ADDP timeout between LCA and SCS, create a section called addp, add the option addp-timeout inthis section, and specify a value.
   3. To enable sending LCA polling messages to SCS, in the section addp, add the option addp-remote-timeout, and specify a value.
   Refer to Configuring ADDP Between Solution Control Server and Local Control Agent for more information. For detailed information about the configuration options themselves, refer to the ''Framework Configuration Options Reference Manual''.
5. Click Save and Close.

For more information about setting configuration options using Genesys Administrator, refer to ''Genesys Administrator 8.1 Help''. For more information about specific configuration options, refer to the ''Framework Configuration Options Reference Manual''.