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WebService

CA Access Control maintains Web Service settings it uses under the following key:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\ComputerAssociates\AccessControl\WebService

Note: The WebService registry key and related entries are added as part of the CA Access Control Endpoint Management installation.

The WebService registry key contains the following registry entries:

auditFileCheckInterval

Defines how often, in seconds, the CA Access Control Web Service checks if the audit file size has reached the defined limit.

Default: 60

auditFileMaxSize

Defines the maximum size in KB of the CA Access Control Web Service audit log file.

When the file reaches this size, the Web Service renames the file to "Backup_of_logFileName" and creates a new audit log file.

Default: 20000

backLog

Defines the maximum size of the request queue the CA Access Control Web Service maintains.

Default: 101

logFileName

Defines the name of the CA Access Control Web Service audit log file name.

If you leave this value empty string (""), the Web Service sends log messages to the terminal when you run the Web Service with the -debug option.

Default: ACServerInstallDir\WebService\log\WebService.log

machineName

Defines the name of the computer the CA Access Control Web Service is installed on.

Default: 127.0.0.1

maxRequestsQueue

Defines the size of the global request queue of sockets.

Default: 1001

maxThreads

Defines the number of threads CA Access Control Web Service uses.

Default: 7

portNumber

Defines the port CA Access Control Web Service uses to communicate.

Default: 5248

sessionTimeOut

Defines the number of seconds before CA Access Control Web Service terminates a session when there is no operation.

Default: 601

StandAloneService

Specifies whether the CA Access Control Web Service operates as a standalone service.

If the CA Access Control Web Service operates as a standalone service, the service is not stopped or started when you use secons to stop or seosd to start CA Access Control services. Instead, you use Windows native tools to start and stop the CA Access Control Web Service.

If the CA Access Control Web Service does not operate as a standalone service, the service is stopped and started when you use secons to stop or seosd to start CA Access Control services. You cannot use Windows native tools to start and stop the CA Access Control Web Service. However, to use seosd -start to start the CA Access Control Web Service, you must define the CA Access Control Web Service in the AccessControl\AccessControlServices registry entry.

Values: 1—Operates as a standalone service; 0—Does not operate as a standalone service

Default: 1

TraceEnabled

Specifies if tracing is enabled for the CA Access Control Web Service components.

Values: 0—tracing is disabled, 1—tracing is enabled

Default: 0