Configuring Server Connectivity

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Configuring Server Connectivity

CA Risk Authentication comprises two server components:

CA Risk Authentication Server, which is the core engine for risk evaluations.
Case Management Queuing Server, which is responsible for building, prioritizing, and dispatching cases to administrators according to the Queue definitions.

The following table lists the four sections on the CA Risk Authentication Connectivity page and describes the components that you can connect using each section.

Configuration Section	Description
Server Management Connectivity	Used by CA Advanced Authentication to connect to the CA Risk Authentication Server Management port. For example, cache refresh and shutdown requests to CA Risk Authentication Server.
Case Management Queuing Server Management Connectivity	Used by CA Advanced Authentication to connect to the Case Management Queuing Server Management port. For example, cache refresh and shutdown requests to CA Risk Authentication Server.
Administration Connectivity	Used by CA Advanced Authentication to connect to the CA Risk Authentication Server Administration web service port. For example, the Rules and Scoring Management screen and Model Configuration screen.
Case Management Queuing Server Connectivity	Used by CA Advanced Authentication to connect to the Case Management Queuing Server instance. For example, to issue Queue rebuild requests and to fetch the next case in the Queue.

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