
ADOBE CONNECT ENTERPRISE SERVER 6
Installation and Configuration Guide
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4. Configure the edge server.
You must add configuration parameters to the custom.ini file on each server hosting Connect Edge Server. See
“Deploying Connect Edge Server 6” on page 24.
5. Configure the origin server.
You must add configuration parameters to the custom.ini file on each server hosting Connect Edge Server. Also, you
must set the External Name of the edge server in the Application Management Console on the origin server. See
“Deploying Connect Edge Server 6” on page 24.
6. Set up a load balancer.
If you set up multiple edge servers in a zone, you must use a load balancer to balance the load between edge servers
and configure it to listen on port 80. The edge servers listen on port 8080. For more information, see the documen-
tation provided by the vendor of the load balancer.
Deploy Connect Edge Server
Before you deploy edge servers, you should have Connect Enterprise and any additional features (for example, SSL,
a directory service integration, single sign-on, or shared content storage) running successfully.
1 On your DNS server, map the FQDN of the origin server to the static IP address of the edge server. If you’re
installing edge servers in multiple zones, repeat this step for each zone.
Note: Alternatively, you can use a hosts file; if you do, every client must have a hosts file that points to the static IP
address of the edge server.
2 On Connect Edge Server, open the file [root_install_dir]\edgeserver\win32\conf\HttpCache.xml and replace
${%COMPUTERNAME%} in the HostName tag with the FQDN of the edge server computer, for example,
edge1.example.com.
<!-- The real name of this host. -->
<HostName>${%COMPUTERNAME%}</HostName>
3 On Connect Edge Server, if there is a custom.ini file in the root directory (c:\breeze, by default), delete it.
4 In a text editor, such as Notepad, create a new text file named custom.ini. Set values for the following parameters
in the file and save it:
FCS.HTTPCACHE_BREEZE_SERVER_NORMAL_PORT The IP address or domain name and port number of the
computer where Connect Enterprise Server is installed, for example,
myConnectServer:80. Connect Edge Server
connects to Connect Enterprise Server at this location.
FCS_EDGE_HOST The FQDN of the edge server, for example, FCS_EDGE_HOST=edge1.example.com.
FCS_EDGE_REGISTER_HOST The FQDN of the Connect Enterprise Server (the origin server), for example,
FCS_EDGE_REGISTER_HOST=connectserver.example.com.
FCS_EDGE_CLUSTER_ID The name of the cluster. Each edge server cluster, or zone, must have a unique ID. Each
computer within the cluster must have the same ID. The recommended format is
companyname-clustername, for
example,
FCS_EDGE_CLUSTER_ID=adobe-apac.
Note: Even if you are only deploying one Connect Edge Server, you must configure this parameter.
FCS_EDGE_EXPIRY_TIME The number of milliseconds in which the edge server must register itself to the origin
before it expires from the cluster and the system fails over to another edge.
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