The
Policy Agent acting as a policy server uses the ClientConnection statement
to specify the listening port. The Policy Agent acting as a policy
client uses this connection to retrieve remote policies.
Results: - An error is flagged if both the ClientConnection and ServerConnection
statements are configured on the same Policy Agent. The result is
that there is no connection between the policy server and policy client.
- If the ClientConnection statement is removed, all connections
to policy clients are disconnected.
- Updates to the ClientConnection statement are used only for new
client connections to the policy server.
Syntax
.-16310-.
>>-ClientConnection--+-------+---------------------------------><
'-port--'
Parameters
- port
- Specifies the port that the policy server listens on for TCP connections
from policy clients. This port must be the same as the ServerPort
value specified on the ServerConnection statement for any policy clients
that connect to this policy server.
The valid port values are in
the range 1 - 65 535. The default port value is 16 310.
This
statement is optional. If a ClientConnection statement is not configured,
then the Policy Agent does not act as a policy server, and only listens
for local connections using AF_UNIX sockets.
Result: If
the port value is updated, then the policy server listens for TCP
connections using the updated value.
Restriction: The
port value cannot match the port value configured on the ServicesConnection
statement.