define({"76":{i:0.0049948260973756,u:"../Content/ConfigSystemProps/ConfigureSSL.htm",a:"By default, Find runs in plain HTTP mode. You can configure it to use SSL communications, by setting the appropriate system properties in the Java run command. If you enable SSL, you cannot use plain HTTP with Find. To configure Find to use SSL Start Find with the Java run command, and include the ...",t:"Configure Find to Use SSL"},"77":{i:0.0121718064696999,u:"../Content/ConfigSystemProps/SessionTimeout.htm",a:"By default, a user session can remain idle for one hour before Find terminates it automatically. You can edit this setting by setting the server.session.timeout system property to the number of seconds after which sessions should end. For example, server.session.timeout=7200 sets a session timeout ...",t:"Configure Session Timeout"},"78":{i:0.0049948260973756,u:"../Content/ConfigSystemProps/ConfigureSessionID.htm",a:"By default, Find uses the session cookie FINDSESSIONID to store session details. You can optionally rename the session cookie, for example if you want to run multiple instances of Find on the same domain and keep the session details separate.  To rename the session cookie Start Find with the Java ...",t:"Rename the Session Cookie"},"79":{i:0.0049948260973756,u:"../Content/ConfigSystemProps/CustomUserFields.htm",a:"You can configure Find to add additional parameters to identify the user in the IDOL backend actions that use search filters (such as Query and GetQueryTagValues). When you use QMS, you can use this option if you want to use custom query adjustment for different users. You might also want to use it ...",t:"Configure Find to Add User Identifiers to Queries"},"80":{i:0.0049948260973756,u:"../Content/ConfigSystemProps/ConfigureReverseProxy.htm",a:"You can use Find with a reverse proxy over either HTTP(S) or Apache JServ Protocol (AJP). With a reverse proxy, you can choose to manage authentication for your users, and the reverse proxy allows users to access the Find application with a default set of user roles, which you can define.  You ...",t:"Configure  Find with a Reverse Proxy"},"81":{i:0.0049948260973756,u:"../Content/ConfigSystemProps/ReverseProxy_FindConfig.htm",a:"You configure Find to use a reverse proxy by setting the server.reverseProxy system property. When you set server.reverseProxy to true, the Find application listens for AJP connections on a port that you can define by using the server.ajp.port system property.  The reverse proxy must translate ...",t:"Configure  Find to Use the Reverse Proxy"},"82":{i:0.0049948260973756,u:"../Content/ConfigSystemProps/ReverseProxy_WebServers.htm",a:"The following sections provide configuration examples for using different reverse proxy servers. Apache 2 Apache 2 is a free open source Web server that you can configure as a reverse proxy by using the mod_proxy module. The following configuration example exposes the Find running on ...",t:"Configure the Reverse Proxy"},"83":{i:0.00711762739940727,u:"../Content/ConfigSystemProps/ConfigurePreAuthUser.htm",a:"You can configure Find to always log in with a single pre-authenticated user. This option bypasses authentication so that any user that accesses Find is logged in automatically with that user name and any associated permissions. To use this option, you must set the server.reverseProxy system ...",t:"Configure  Find to Use a Single Pre-Authenticated User"},"84":{i:0.0049948260973756,u:"../Content/Resources/MasterPages/_FT_aboutSearch.htm",a:"Searching the Help To search for information in the Help, enter a word or phrase in the Search box.  When you enter a group of words, the OR operator is inferred. You can use Boolean operators to refine your search.  Results returned are case insensitive. However, results ranking takes case into ...",t:"_FT_aboutSearch"},});