This procedure describes how to create a centralized connection profile in the Configuration domain of Control-M. Centralized connection profiles are stored in the Server database and are available to all of your Agents in your environment. It saves you time and resources and there is no need to define connection profiles for each Agent.
Begin
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From the
icon, select Configuration. -
From the
drop-down list, select Centralized Connection Profiles.The Centralized Connection Profiles pane appears.
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From the Add Connection Profile drop-down list, select the required Plug-in.
The Add Connection Profile pane appears.
The drop-down list shows only plug-ins that you have installed.
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Do the following:
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In the Connection profile name field, create a name for the connection profile.
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In the Description field, describe the purpose of the connection profile.
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For each field, type the required values.
For lists of required parameters, see Connection Profile Parameters.
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Review the connection profile details, click Test, select an Agent to test the connection profile, and then click Test.
If the test completes successfully, the connection profile is validated and you can now define an application plug-in job. If the test fails, review the error message and test it again.
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Click Add.
The centralized connection profile was created successfully.
Connection Profile Parameters
The following table lists the various plug-in types and provides links to further information about the parameters of each type of connection profile:
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Plug-in Type |
Available Plug-in Parameters |
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Application Workflows |
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Business Intelligence and Analytics |
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Cloud Computing |
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| Data Processing and Analytics |
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| Data Integration |
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Database Management |
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Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) |
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File Transfer |
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Machine Learning |
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Mainframe Modernization |
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Messaging and Communication |
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| Robotic Process Automation (RPA) |
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