Parameter | Description | Default value |
System | General parameter, regarding the whole system. | |
System Locale | Language code for language used in the system. | en |
Connectors | General parameters regarding connectors. | |
Date Time Format | Date and time format. | HH:mm |
Customer External JNDI Name | java:global/customCustomerDb/customerdbintegration/CustomerCentralManagerBean | |
Cloud Services | Qmatic Cloud Services offers an app that allows the customer to take a ticket for a service offered by our client as a complement to the traditional way of taking a ticket at the Branch. The app will recommend those Branches that offer the service the customer is interested in and gives the waiting time for each Branch. It provides information about the customer’s geographical location and helps them navigate to the Branch. | |
Enabled | Whether or not Cloud Services is enabled. | Not enabled |
Weekend Settings | Parameter regarding scheduling of Context Marketing Messages. | |
Weekend days | Select which days of the week that should be regarded as weekend days. Default is Saturday and Sunday. This is used when scheduling Context Marketing Messages. For more information, see the Administrator’s Guide. | Saturday Sunday |
Parameter | Description | Default value |
Queue Agent Settings | Parameters connected to the Queue Agent. | |
Central HTTP Port | Enter the port number that should be used as the Central Orchestra Server port. | 8080 |
Central HTTP Protocol | Select either http or https from the drop-down list. | http |
Parameter | Description | Default value |
Appointment Management Settings | Parameters regarding Appointment management. | |
Delete appointments where endtime passed by (days) | Applicable to Central. Number of days that should pass, since the end time of an appointment, before that appointment is deleted. | 1 |
Delete appointments at (hh:mm) | Applicable to Central. Time when appointments are deleted. | 02:00 |
Cron trigger for synchronizing appointments | Cron job trigger indicating when appointments should be synchronized. | 0 0 3 * * * |
Cron trigger for deleting old appointments | Cron job trigger indicating when appointments should be deleted. | 0 0 2 * * * |
Appointment Status callbacks enabled | Not enabled | |
Appointment Status update callback URLs (comma-separated). | /calendar-backend/public/api/v1/appointments/callback | |
Appointment life cycle events enabled | Enable or disable sending of events when appointments created, updated, or deleted. | Not enabled |
Block early appointments (minutes) | Specify the number of minutes before the appointment start time, that it is possible to call an appointment visit. Note that it is possible to have a different number for different Agent Profiles, here. | |
Recycle Settings | Parameters regarding recycling of tickets. | |
Recycle Max no Recycles | The maximum number of times a ticket can be recycled. | 3 |
Recycle Insert Delay | Number of seconds after which a ticket can be recycled and placed back into the queue at the first position. | 60 |
Fault Manager Settings | Parameters regarding fault management. | |
Upload Level | Send faults of this severity and higher to central. Possible choices are: INFO, WARN, ERROR; FATAL). | WARN |
Resend Interval (minutes) | Interval in minutes between each attempt to send faults to central. | 60 |
Upload Schedule | JSON definition of allowed time slots for fault sending. | [{“days”:[“Mon”, “Tue”,”Wed”,”Thu”,”Fri”,”Sat”,”Sun”],”time”:”00:00-23:59”}] |
Fault Manager enabled | Whether or not the Fault Manager is enabled. | Not enabled |
Mobile API (Central) | Parameters regarding username and password for the Mobile API. | |
Username | Username used to access the Mobile API. | mobile |
Password | Password used to access the Mobile API. | |
Mobile Ticket Base URL | Base URL used when generating URLs in e.g. barcodes, SMS messages and other mobile ticket implementations. | http://MobileTicket/MyVisit/CurrentStatus |
Browser Settings | Chrome Frame is designed to expand Internet Explorer’s functionality, by adding support for open web technologies and Google Chrome’s fast rendering engine. | |
Allow Browser Chrome Frame | When this check box is checked, Chrome Frame is enabled. | Not enabled |
User Settings | Parameters regarding User settings. | |
Min Login Code | Lowest valid login code number. | 1000 |
Max Login Code | Highest valid login code number. Default is set to 9999. | 9999 |
UserName validation Pattern | Regular expression used for user name validation. | ^[a-z]+[a-z,0-9]*$ |
Password Validation Pattern | Regular expression used for password validation. | ^.*(?=.{8,}(?=.*\d)(?=.*[a-z])(?=.*[A-Z]).*$ |
Event Manager Settings | Parameter regarding events. | |
Upload Events to Central | Whether or not events should be uploaded to Central (yes/no). | Events are uploaded. |
Sorting Policy Settings | Settings regarding sorting policy for visits. | |
Multi service visit sort policy | This setting affects how the visit is transferred to the Queue of the next Service in a multi-service Visit. From the drop-down list, select the wanted sorting policy; SORTED, FIRST, or LAST. | SORTED |
Queue Agent Media Settings | Parameters regarding handling of media on Queue Agents. | |
Cron trigger for deleting old media | Cron job trigger indicating when old media will be deleted. | 0 0 23 * * * |
Allowed Download Interval | Time period when download is allowed. | 00:00-23:59 |
Download media in advance (days) | Number of days in advance that media is downloaded. | 5 |
Cron trigger for downloading media. | Cron job trigger indicating when media will be downloaded. | 0 0 3 * * * |
Central WebSocket Server Settings | Settings connected to the Central Websocket server, heartbeat, etc. | |
Netty worker thread pool size | The number of worker threads available to handle web socket traffic. Minimum 5, maximum 1000. | 100 |
Init commands thread pool size | The number of threads available to handle init commands from the Queue Agents. Minimum 1, maximum 500. | 5 |
Non-init commands thread pool size | The number of threads available to handle all non-init commands from the Queue Agents. Minimum 1, maximum 500. | 5 |
Event thread pool size | The number of threads available to handle events from the Queue Agents. Minimum 1, maximum 500. | 5 |
Command pool size | The number of threads tasked with notification of results to commands. Minimum 5, maximum 1000. | 20 |
Command timeout (milliseconds) | The time in milliseconds to wait for a response from a command sent to a Queue Agent. Minimum 500, maximum180000. | 60000 |
Client connection timeout (milliseconds) | The time, in milliseconds, to wait before a connection to a Queue Agent is considered lost. Minimum 1000, maximum 600000. | 120000 |
Heartbeat interval (milliseconds) | The maximum time, in milliseconds, before a heartbeat message is sent to a Queue Agent if nothing else is sent. Minimum 5000, maximum 120000. | 30000 |
Enable IP-address filtering | This check box determines whether the web socket server should only allow connections from certain IP-addresses. If enabled, only addresses specified in the definition clause, below, will be allowed to connect. | Not enabled |
Allowed IP-addresses | A comma-separated list of allowed IP-addresses. Wildcards are allowed. Localhost (127.0.0.1) is always allowed. Example: 192.168.2.2*,192.168.1.100 will allow 192.168.2.2, a range from 192.168.2.20 to 192.168.2.29, a range from 192.168.2.200 to 192.168.2.255, 192.168.1.100 as well as 127.0.0.1. | |
Send extended heartbeat message | If this check box is checked, timestamps are included in the heartbeat message. This is combined with trace logging both centrally and on selected Queue Agent(s) that have the agent.conf property central.websocket.heartbeat.extended set to true. | Not enabled |
Delay start of web socket server (seconds) | Increasing this value will delay the start of the web socket server and prevent any Queue Agent connections, until the web socket server is started. This can, for example, be used for a central system with many distributed Queue Agents. | 0 |
Statistics Settings | Parameters regarding the handling of statistics. | |
Enable Stat Messages | Whether or not sending of Stat messages should be enabled. ![]() | Enabled. |
Stat Server Address | IP v4 address to the stat resource server. | http://127.0.0.1 |
Stat Server Port | Port number where the stat resource is configured. | 8080 |
Stat Server Resource | Application name for the stat resource. | /stat/message/ |
Queue Agent Resend Interval (minutes) | Resend interval (minutes). | 10 |
Queue Agent Upload schedule. | JSON definition of allowed time slots for stat sending. | [{“days”:[“Mon”, “Tue”,”Wed”,”Thu”,”Fri”,”Sat”,”Sun”],”time”:”00:00-23:59”}] |
SSO Settings | ||
Enabled | Mark this check box to enable SSO. By default it is not enabled. | Not enabled |
Allow basic authentication | Not allowed | |
Allow localhost | Allowed | |
Allow unsecure basic | Not allowed | |
Client module | spnego-client | |
Pre-authentication user name | User name of pre-authentication user. | preauthuser |
Pre-authentication password | Password of pre-authentication user. | |
Login server module | spnego-server | |
Prompt ntlm | Not enabled. | |
Allow delegation | Allowed | |
Logger level | 1 | |
LDAP Settings | LDAP configuration in Orchestra consists of two tasks: • Server configuration • System parameters - found in this table. • Certificate handling - see “LDAP Certificate Handling” . • LDAP/AD Group Mappings, e.g how LDAP objects, groups are mapped to Orchestra entities (Roles, Branches/Branch Groups). For more information, see the Administrator’s Guide. Each Orchestra attribute has a corresponding LDAP field attribute. For more LDAP information, see “LDAP Hosts/Urls” . ![]() | |
Enabled | When the check box is checked, all users are authenticated towards the configured LDAP server, that is the Active Directory. ![]() | Not enabled. |
Server URL(s) | Space separated list of full LDAP URL:s, e.g. ldap://somehost:somePort | ldap://localhost:389 |
Bind user Dn | Bind user name, either accountName@domain.foo or full DN. | addEntryUser@domainName.se |
Bind user password | Bind user password. | |
Base search context DN | Defines the root context, from which searches will origin. | CN=Users,DC=your_domain,DC=com |
Account search filter | Defines how a user account DN should be searched for. | (&(objectClass=user)(sAMAccountName={0})) |
Search timeout (millis) | Defines the timeout for an LDAP query in milliseconds. | 1000 |
User groups attribute name | User attribute that defines the groups of the user. | memberOf |
Mapped user attributes | Defines what user attributes that should be returned when searching for a user. ![]() | accountName,firstName,lastName,locale,rtl,loginCode |
Account name mapped attribute | Defines the user attribute mapped to the account name. | sAMAccount Name |
First name mapped attribute | Defines the user attribute mapped to the first name of the user. | givenName |
Last name mapped attribute | Defines the user attribute mapped to the last name of the user. | sn |
Locale mapped attribute | Defines the user attribute mapped to the locale of the user. | msExchUserCulture |
RTL mapped attribute | Defines the user attribute mapped to the right-to-left setting of the user. Should be evaluated to true/false. | rtl |
Login code mapped attribute | Defines the user attribute mapped to the login code of the user. | loginCode |