Modifying Content Matrix Configuration and Settings
You can configure and customize a number of Metalogix Content Matrix settings, including:
·the use of encrypted SQL database connections
·default settings in configuration variable files
·resource utilization settings
Using Encrypted SQL Database Connections
When connecting to a full SQL Content Matrix Job Database, you are given the option to connect using TLS/SSL encryption.
NOTE: Content Matrix can use any version of TLS that is compatible with .NET Framework 4.7.2. The default version of TLS used by the operating system on the machine from which you are connecting will be used by Content Matrix.
The encrypted connection can use either:
·a self-signed certificate or a trusted certificate from the third party authority (refer to the Microsoft article https://docs.microsoft.c om/en-us/sql/database-engine/configure-windows/enable-encrypted-connections-to-the-database-engine?view=sql-server-ver15 for instructions on configuring an encrypted connection using a certificate)
OR
·a SQL-generated certificate, which does not require configuration.
NOTE: If a trusted certificate is used, it is not necessary to check the Trust Server Certificate box. However, if the box is not checked and the certificate is not trusted, the following message will display:
In this case, the Trust Server Certificate box must be checked in order to continue the connection.
Configuring Proxy Settings
In most cases Metalogix Content Matrix can automatically connect to SharePoint and authenticate license keys, through an environment's proxy setting, However, in some cases the proxy may need to be configured within Metalogix Content Matrix. In these cases users can specify the proxy settings though the connecting dialog.
There are two basic places where this proxy setting can be configured. The first of these is when activating a license key, and the second when connecting to SharePoint. The dialogs for these options look slightly different, and the when you are using a proxy to connect to SharePoint, you have the additional option to Import Proxy from Internet Explorer.
NOTE: For information on setting proxy information when connecting to eRoom, see Connecting to eRoom.
To configure proxy settings:
1.In the Proxy server dialog, check the Enable proxy box.
2.Use the information in the following table to determine the appropriate action to take.
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If ... |
Then ... |
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you want to manually enter proxy information |
A.Select Enter Manually. B.Enter the Server name (or IP) and Port for the proxy. C.Specify the credentials to be used when connecting to the target server. The Windows authenticated credentials of the current user will be selected by default. You can specify alternate SharePoint credentials by clicking the Different user radio button, and entering an alternate username and password. |
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Internet Explorer has been configured to use a proxy server via a proxy auto-configuration (.PAC) file and you want to connect to SharePoint using this method |
select Import Proxy from Internet Explorer. NOTE: This option is currently available only when connecting to SharePoint. Refer to the Microsoft article Auto proxy configuration settings for Internet Explorer for more information. |
3.If you accessed the dialog from the License Activation dialog, click [Set].
Restricting Available Actions and Suppressing Events
Metalogix Content Matrix provides you with the ability to control what actions are available to the client application through configuring on the SharePoint server. Product behaviors can be restricted along three dimensions:
·Available actions
·Unrestricted users
·Suppressed events
Configuring the behavior of the Metalogix Content Matrix client from target SharePoint servers requires that an XML configuration file be added to the target SharePoint server web application directory. The XML file must be named ServerAdapterConfig.xml and placed in the ML folder directory located within the SharePoint hive (this is the same directory where the Metalogix SharePoint Extensions Web Service files are). Below are some examples of the typical directory location of the ML folder, depending on SharePoint product version and configuration:
·SharePoint 2013: - C:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\Web Server Extensions\15\isapi\ML
·SharePoint 2016: - C:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\Web Server Extensions\16\isapi\ML
·SharePoint 2019:- C:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\Web Server Extensions\16\isapi\ML