The FQDN or the IP address of the cluster that hosts MessagingService.
Oceana Messaging Snapin key
The name of the snap-in that you create while configuring the Social Media gateway.
The same name gets automatically configured for Social Media in the Messaging Snapin Key attribute of MessagingService or Snap-in Key attribute of the OceanaConfiguration service.
Run-time Service Configuration
Name
Description
Enable Oceana serviceability feature
The attribute to enable or disable the snap-in heartbeat and life cycle messages. The System Manager Monitoring Service page displays these messages.
Maintenance Mode
The attribute that determines whether to fetch or accept any request from Social Media Gateway. The values are:
False: To enable Social Media Snap-in to fetch or accept requests from Social Media Gateway.
True: To enableSocial Media Snap-in to not fetch or accept any requests from Social Media Gateway.
Max Request Length
The attribute that determines the maximum number of HTTP bytes requests that Social Connector accept.
The value can range between 100 to 524288000.
The default value is 25000.
Enable Tokenless Access
The attribute that enables the requests to access resource end-points without the need of the authorization token.
The default value is False.
Important:
Do not change the default value.
Advanced Configuration
Name
Description
Oceana Messaging Snapin Name
The name of the MessagingService snap-in.
Oceana Messaging Snapin Version
The version number of the MessagingService snap-in.
You can view this number from the Service Management page.
Authorization Service Address
The FQDN or the IP address of the node or cluster that hosts the authorization service.
