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Configure the Gateway 1 Database

This section covers connecting Gateway 1 to the internal database.

Follow these steps:

1. SSH into Gateway 1.
2. Enter /opt/SecureSpan/Gateway/runtime/bin/setup.sh --jdk /opt/SecureSpan/JDK.
3. Select 2 - Configure the Layer 7 Gateway.
4. Select 2 - Database Connection.
5. Enter the username and password you set when you created the database.
6. Set the following configuration values:
   • Database Connection: Yes
     • Database Host: The fully qualified system name for the Gateway 1
     • Database Port: 3306
     • Database Name: ssg
     • Database Username: any username
     • Database Password: any password

       Record these values for later use.

     • Administrative DB User: root
     • Administrative DB Password: 7layer

     Important! Use the default administrative database user and password values. They reference existing default values.

   • Configure Failover Connection: Yes
     • Database Failover Host: This is the failover MySQL database. Enter the fully qualified system name for the Gateway 2.
     • Database Failover Port: 3306
   • SSM Username: admin
   • SSM Password: Any password
   • Administrative HTTPS Listener?: No
   • Cluster Hostname: The URL of the load balancer
   • Cluster Password: The password you created for the cluster.
7. Select S - Save and Exit.
8. Press [Enter] to continue.
9. Enter the following commands:

   /sbin/chkconfig ssg on
   /sbin/chkconfig --list ssg
   

   The system responds with:

   ssg  0:off  1:off   2:on   3:on   4:on   5:on   6:off