
Set MJS Cluster Security
Security
Level
Description User Requi re ments
your system/network user name and
password, because the worker must
log you in to run the task as you.
• All users that tasks run as, require
read and write permissions to the
CHECKPOINTBASE folder and all its
subfolders.
The job manager and the workers s hould run at the same security level. A
worker running at too low a security level will fail to register with the job
manager, because the job m anager does not trust it.
Local, MJS, and Network Passwords
For any security, the job manager (MJS) identifies every job with the user
who submits the job. T he refore, whenever y ou access the M JS or a job, t he
MJS must be aware of w ho you are.
At security level 0, the MJS and job objects’
UserName property is set to the
login name of the person who creates the job; this setting can be changed at
any time. For all higher security levels, the first access to the MJS causes a
dialog box to open which asks for your username; if the security level is 2 or 3,
you must also provide a password. The username and password you provide
for the MJS needs to match your network username and password only if you
are using security level 3; otherwise, you can create a new username and
password unique for the MJS. For your convenie nce, you can choose how long
to save your username and password on the local computer, so that you do not
need to enter them every time you access your job.
For information about changing a password and logging out of an MJS, see
changePassword and logout.
SetSecureCommunication
To establish secure encrypted communication between job manager (MJS) and
workers, set the
USE_SECURE_COMMUNICATION parameter in the mdce_def file.
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