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CA Strong Authentication Administration Guide › Getting Started › Configuring Administration Console Settings › Update UDS Parameters

Update UDS Parameters

When you want to update the UDS parameters, use the UDS Configuration page.

Follow these steps:

  1. Click the Services and Server Configurations tab.
  2. Click the Administration Console option on the submenu of the tab.
  3. Under the UDS Configuration section on the side-bar menu, click the UDS Configuration link to display the page.
  4. Specify the parameters, explained in the following table, on the page. All the parameters on this page are mandatory.
    Search Configuration
    Maximum Search Return Count

    The maximum number of records that will be returned for all Search operations in the Administration Console.

    Default Value: 500

    LDAP Configuration

    Note: These fields cannot be edited using Administration Console. For information about configuring these parameters, see the Enabling LDAP Connection Pooling section in CA Strong Authentication Installation Guide.

    LDAP Connection Pool Initial Size

    The initial number of connections between UDS and LDAP that will be created in the pool.

    LDAP Connection Pool Maximum Size

    The maximum number of connections allowed between UDS and LDAP.

    LDAP Connection Pool Preferred Size

    The preferred number of connections between UDS and LDAP.

    LDAP Connection Pool Timeout (in milliseconds)

    The period for which UDS waits for a response from the LDAP, when a new connection is requested.

    Authentication Token Configuration
    Purge Interval (in seconds)

    The maximum interval after which an authentication token is purged from the database, after the token expires.

    Default Value: 3600

    Validity Period (in seconds)

    The maximum period (default is one day) after which an issued authentication token expires.

    Default Value: 86400

  5. Click Save.
  6. Refresh all deployed CA AuthMinder Server instances. For more information on how to refresh the system cache, see Refresh the Cache.