Configuring Server Settings

Settings specific to a server are stored in the local WMI repository that is created when installing a server role. These settings are accessible from the Admin Tools MMC by right-clicking a server in the tree view pane and selecting Properties, as shown in Figure 18-17.

Configuring server settings

Figure 18-17. Configuring server settings

Generally speaking, for servers that belong to the pool, most settings are configured at the pool level. That way, an administrator can configure settings only once and they will be picked up by all servers in the pool. The only settings configured at the server scope are settings that differ from server to server. For example, setting up Internet Protocol (IP) addresses, ports, and certificates fall into this category.

For servers that don’t belong to a pool (for example, Edge Servers, Mediation Servers, and Communicator Web Access Servers), all classes are scoped at the server level. Note that some pool-level classes are also accessible on certain server roles. For example, the MSFT_SIPProxySetting class is available as both a pool-level class on the front-end server and as a machine-level class on Edge Servers. To access such classes on the Edge Server, WMI must be queried with a "NULL" specified for the BackEnd property. For example, when querying for the MSFT_ SIPProxySetting class on an Edge Server, the following query must be used:

select * from MSFT_SIPProxySetting where BackEnd="NULL"

The following sections present a selective subset of machine-level WMI classes. The complete list can be found at the Microsoft Developer Network (MSDN) website: http://msdn.microsoft.com.

Configuring Settings for All Servers

The following WMI classes apply to all server roles. The first lists all the Office Communications Server roles installed on the machine, and the second is used to set the certificate that all Office Communications Server services installed on the machine will use.

  • MSFT_SIPServerInstalledComponentData:

  • MSFT_SIPRoutingSetting

Configuring Settings for Standard Edition and Enterprise Edition Servers

The following WMI class applies only to Office Communications Server 2007 R2 Standard Edition and Enterprise Edition servers. It lists the IP and port information for individual servers in the pool.

  • MSFT_SIPListeningAddressData

Configuring Application Server Settings

The following WMI classes apply only to Standard Edition Servers and Enterprise Edition pool front-end servers. These classes are used to register inbuilt and third-party applications that the servers run.

  • MSFT_SIPApplicationSetting

  • MSFT_SIPApplicationPriorityList

Configuring Archiving Settings

The following WMI classes can be used to configure logging settings.

  • MSFT_SIPLogOptions. This WMI class exposes the Archiving settings on the Standard Edition Servers and Enterprise Edition pool front-end servers, as shown in Figure 18-18.

    Configuring archiving settings

    Figure 18-18. Configuring archiving settings

  • MSFT_SIPArchivingServiceSettingThis WMI class defines logging settings that are exposed on the Archiving Server.

Configuring Monitoring Server Settings

The following WMI classes can be used to configure the CDR and Quality Metric Service (QMS) features on the Monitoring Server.

  • MSFT_SIPCDRServiceSetting

  • MSFT_SIPQoESetting

  • MSFT_SIPQMSExternalConsumer

  • MSFT_SIPQMSAlertingDefaults

  • MSFT_SIPQMSAlertingOverrides

  • MSFT_SIPQMSMonitoredMediationServer

  • MSFT_SIPQMSMonitoredAVMCU

  • MSFT_SIPQMSStaticSubnet

  • MSFT_SIPQMSStaticLocation

  • MSFT_SIPQMSDynamicSubnet

  • MSFT_SIPQMSSingleMaskSubnet

  • MSFT_SIPQMSDBConfigSetting

Configuring Conferencing Server Settings

The following WMI classes apply only to Conferencing Servers.

  • MSFT_SIPAVMCUSetting

  • MSFT_SIPIMMCUSetting

  • MSFT_SIPACPMCUSetting

  • MSFT_SIPASMCUSetting

  • MSFT_SIPDataMCUSetting

Configuring Communicator Web Access Server Settings

The following WMI classes apply only to Communicator Web Access Servers.

  • MSFT_CWAServerSetting

  • MSFT_CWASupportedLanguage

  • MSFT_CWASiteSetting

Configuring Mediation Server Settings

The following WMI class applies only to Mediation Servers.

  • MSFT_SIPMediationServerConfigSetting

Configuring Edge Server Settings

The following WMI classes apply only to Edge Servers.

  • MSFT_SIPEdgeServerListeningAddressSetting

  • MSFT_SIPMediaRelaySetting

  • MSFT_SIPMediaRelayNetworkInterfaceData

  • MSFT_SIPDataProxySetting

Configuring Federation Settings

The following WMI classes apply only to the Access Edge Servers, with the exception of the class MSFT_SIPFederationInternalEdgeListeningAddressSetting. This class applies to all Edge Server roles.

  • MSFT_SIPFederationPartnerTable

  • MSFT_SIPFederationNetworkProviderTable

  • MSFT_SIPFederationInternalEdgeListeningAddressSetting

  • MSFT_SIPFederationInternalEdgeSetting

  • MSFT_SIPFederationInternalServerData

  • MSFT_SIPFederationInternalDomainData

  • MSFT_SIPFederationExternalEdgeListeningAddressSetting

  • MSFT_SIPFederationExternalEdgeSetting

  • MSFT_SIPFederationDeniedDomainSetting

  • MSFT_SIPEnhancedFederationConnectionLimitsData

  • MSFT_SIPEnhancedFederationDomainData

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