Configurations View | Riedel Online Help Center

This view is used to create and manage the software applications that are to be installed on a Cluster Setup.

Once a configuration has been created, it can be saved as a template to later be reused as needed to create:

A cluster instance in the Clusters View. This Configuration template defines the application-specific parameters while remaining independent of the specific details required for the Cluster’s Network and Host Layout. It is later used by the Riedel Software Manager to deploy the selected applications on the Hosts.
Another Configuration template.

Overview

Riedel Software Manager - Configurations

Configurations

This shows all the Server Configurations created in this view. These Server Configurations can be installed on a Cluster Setup created in the Clusters view.

	Set a filter to display only content whose search text is found in the name. These filters are available for different sections.
	Click to import a previously stored Server Configuration from your computer and select the desired `.configuration` file from your computer. Review your Configuration after importing. For security reasons, sensitive configuration parameters such as passwords are not included in `.configuration` files and need to be set after the import.
	Click to create the first Server Configuration or to add another one.
	Indicates whether the Server Configuration is valid ( ) or incomplete ( ). See section #Checking-the-Configurations-Validity.
Name	Set the Server Configuration name by double-clicking it.
	Click to export the corresponding Server Configuration. The server configuration will be stored with the extension `.configuration` in your browser’s default download folder. For security reasons, sensitive configuration parameters such as passwords will be removed in the export process.
	Click to clone the corresponding Server Configuration. Cloning a Configuration can be helpful to re-use the same parameters with slight variations. In the dialog box that opens, enter a name for the new Configuration.
	Click to delete the corresponding Server Configuration.

Creating a Server Configuration

In the Configurations section, click Create.
Enter a name for the Server Configuration, for example, My STAGE Config.

Suites

This shows the Suite that is included in the selected Server Configuration. The Suite file contains Riedel application images with corresponding functions. Depending on the Suite, different intercom, audio, or video functions are included.

	Set a filter to display only content whose search text is found in the name. These filters are available for different sections.
	Click to manage (import and delete) Suite files.
Suite	Shows the Suite name.
Version	Shows the version number of the corresponding Suite file.
Packages	Shows the number of packages included in this Suite.

Managing Suite Files

In the Suites section, click on Manage Suites… .
In the Manage Suites dialog, click Import Suite, then find the *.suite file on your local computer and upload it to the Riedel Software Manager, e.g. 'stage-1.0.0.suite'.
When the upload is completed, click Close to return to the Suite Configuration.

Packages

This shows the Packages that are included in the Suite file. The Packages are the individual Riedel applications with their corresponding functions. Depending on the selected Package, different settings are available in the Package Settings to the right.

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Package	Shows the Package name.
Enabled	Indicates whether the Settings are valid and the Package is enabled ( ) or incomplete and disabled ( ). See section #Checking-the-Configurations-Validity.
Version	Shows the version number of the corresponding Package.
Buttons		Click to deactivate the Server Configuration.
		Click to discard changes in the Server Configuration.
		Click to confirm changes in the Server Configuration.
		Click to confirm the settings and activate the Server Configuration.

Configuring and Enabling Packages in a Suite

Click the new Suite to select it and to see available packages that will appear on the right side. Packages with a yellow icon are required in this suite and have to be configured and enabled to create a valid Server Configuration. Click the package to select it and to view its settings on the right.
This shows the Settings of the Package selected on the left. Enter required package settings. The available settings vary from package to package and depend on the application you are installing (see below).
Click Save and Enable.

Package Settings of a STAGE suite:

Authentication	Admin User	Set the credentials that are to be used when the administrator logs into the STAGE Web Interface for the first time.
Authentication	Admin Password
Web Interface	HTTPS Port	Set the HTTPS port to be used to connect to the user interface, which can be accessed through a web browser (e.g. Google Chrome or Microsoft Edge). Default: 443
Third Party Access - Monitoring and Metrics	Enabled	Set third party access. Set: to enable access by third parties. Cleared: to disable access by third parties.
	User / Password	Set the credentials for third party access.
	Port	Set the Port to be used for third party access. Default: 8089

Package Settings of a webRTC suite:

General	Riedel Registry URL	Set the registry URL, e.g. `https://<IP Address of STAGE>:<WebUI Port of STAGE>/service/riedel-registry/` (with trailing slash)

Checking the Configuration’s Validity

Riedel Software Manager will check whether a Server Configuration is valid and indicates this with a green dot in the Packages and Configurations column.

Disabling Configurations

Disabling resets the Server Configuration parameters entered to their default settings. In addition, the Server Configuration is no longer available for deployment in the Clusters view.

In the Configurations section, click the desired Server Configuration.
In the Server Configuration Parameters section, click Disable.