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How to Use the Common Configuration Configuration View

The Common Configuration configuration view lets you configure policies for the Common Configuration (CCNF) component and the underlying Configuration and State Management (CSM) component.

This view consists of a main dialog, Common Configuration, with three tab pages—one each for agent, server, and manager configuration policies—and invokes five child dialogs.

The basic steps for using the Common Configuration configuration view are as follows:

1. Configure the CSM and CCNF agents, including report, task scheduling, and communication settings.
2. Configure the CSM server, including agent address, message storage, and general settings.
3. Configure the CSM and CCNF managers, including job control, task scheduling, and database settings.

More information:

Common Configuration Policy Group (Agent)

Common Configuration Policy Group (Scalability Server)

Common Configuration Policy Group (Manager)