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Winshuttle Server 10.x Admin Tool Guide: Changing RabbitMQ settings
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This section defines the RabbitMQ settings in Winshuttle Server. These settings vary slightly between Winshuttle Server 10.6 and 10.6.1 (see below).
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The IP address or host name of the machine is required on which RabbitMQ is installed. These settings correspond to the settings found in the <serverQueue> section of the web.config file.
Winshuttle Server 10.6.1
Back to topThis section defines the RabbitMQ settings in Winshuttle SERVER. The host name of the machine is required on which RabbitMQ is installed. These settings correspond to the settings found in the <serverQueue> section of the web.config file.
In the web.config file, this element has following attributes:
- managementPort: Set to 15672 by default. It should not be changed.
- syncRequestTimeout: Defines the request timeout in seconds for synchronous Transaction and Query published services requests.
This element has a collection child element i.e. <queueHosts>.
Queue Host Names
Specify the host names of corresponding machines where RabbitMQ is installed.
Sync Request Timeout
This is the length of time in seconds for synchronous Transaction and Query published service requests. The default value is 300 seconds; if you want to change the request timeout value, enter a new value here and then click Apply Changes to save your changes.
Winshuttle Server 10.6
Back to topIn the web.config file, this element has following attributes:
- queueHostName: Specifies the IP Address or the computer name of the machine where RabbitMQ is installed.
- managementPort: Set to 55672 by default. It cannot be changed.
- syncRequestTimeout: Defines the request timeout in seconds for synchronous Transaction and Query published services requests.
Queue Host Name
Specify the IP Address or the DNS name of corresponding machine where RabbitMQ is installed.
Sync Request Timeout
This is the length of time in seconds for synchronous Transaction and Query published service requests. The default value is 300 seconds; if you want to change the request timeout value, enter a new value here and then click Apply Changes to save your changes.