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Properties: Orchestrator Touchpoint

The following fields appear on the Properties tab for the selected Orchestrator touchpoint. All fields are read-only. The read-only fields reflect the values for the associated Orchestrator.

Is Domain

Specifies whether the selected Orchestrator touchpoint is associated with the Domain Orchestrator. Default value is Domain name.

Host Name

Specifies the name of the host computer on which the associated Orchestrator is installed.

Orchestrator Name

Specifies the name of the corresponding physical Orchestrator host, which is displayed under the Orchestrators node.

Display Name

Specifies the name displayed in the Configuration Browser for the selected Orchestrator touchpoint. The name can be the default name or the value specified by selecting Rename for the selected Orchestrator touchpoint.

For example, you name the original Orchestrator in the Domain hierarchy to Domain Orchestrator Touchpoint to differentiate it from the Domain Orchestrator (physical) displayed under the Orchestrators node.

Status

Specifies the status of the Orchestrator. Statuses include active, inactive, locked (and the name of the user who locked it), and quarantine.

Operators Autorecovery

Specifies the setting configured for the associated Orchestrator.

Touchpoint Security

Specifies whether to inherit the value for Secure configured in Environment properties, or set the value to true or false at the Orchestrator level.

Values: This value can be one of the following:

• Inherit from Environment
• True - Enforce Touchpoint Security policies for this target and allow access only if the user has been granted this permission.
• False - Do not verify whether the user running the process has execute rights on the current target.

Default: Inherit from Environment

Match target in Host Groups only?

Specifies the search scope for an operator target when the Target field entry is an IP address or a host name (FQDN). The operator execution on the target can proceed only when the target is known to CA Process Automation. Select Disabled to allow the broadest search. Select Enabled here and Disabled for the next field for the most restricted search.

Note: A DNS lookup of a specified hostname finds associated IP addresses; a DNS lookup of the IP address finds associated hostnames.

Values: The drop-down list has the following values:

• Inherit from Environment - Use the value configured for this field in Environment properties.
• Enabled - The scope of the search depends on whether the "Lookup DNS when matching target in Host Groups" field is enabled or disabled.
  • If a DNS lookup is disabled, searches:

    Host group reference to a remote host (exact)

  • If a DNS lookup is enabled, searches:

    Host group reference to a remote host (exact or DNS lookup result)

• Disabled - Search the Domain components in the following order:
  1. Touchpoint (exact or a DNS lookup result)
  2. Orchestrator (exact or a DNS lookup result)
  3. Agent (exact or a DNS lookup result)
  4. Proxy touchpoint mapping to a remote host (exact or DNS lookup result)
  5. Host group reference to a remote host (exact or DNS lookup result)

Default: Inherit from Environment

Lookup DNS when matching target in Host Groups?

Note: This field is configured only when the "Match target in Host Groups only" is set to Enabled.

Specifies whether to limit the search through Host Group references to the entry type. For example: When the Target field entry type is an FQDN, search only host name patterns. When the Target field entry type is an IP address, search only subnets. When a DNS lookup is included, the search can also accept a host group reference to the other type, as resolved by a DNS lookup.

Values: This drop-down list has the following values:

• Inherit from Environment - Use the value configured for this field in Environment properties.
• Enabled - Search all host group references. Host group references for hostnames are patterns (regular expressions) that can include the specified host name. Host group references for IP addresses are IP address subnets that are expressed in CIDR notation that can include the specified IP address. Extend the search to all host group references. Let the search find either an exact match or a match to the DNS lookup result.
• Disabled - Restrict the search to host group references that include an exact match to the Target field entry.

Default: Inherit from Environment.