The Connector Page
The Connector page contains configuration settings and current status of a connector added to the Model Manager server. The connector fields are:
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Label. The label of the connector. Used for display purposes in the Model Manager server web interface.
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Start mode. Either Automatic if the connector should start listening when the Model Manager server starts or Manual if the connector should only start listening when clicking the Start button.
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Port. The port the connector is listening on. A Default value if the connector should listen on the default port — the default port is 443 if TLS is enabled, 80 if TLS is disabled. Otherwise the number of the port.
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Listener address. Either All if the connector listens on all local addresses or an IP address if the connector only listens on that address.
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Enable TLS. The enabled status for transport layer security — Enabled or Disabled if TLS is always enabled or disabled for the connector, Automatic if TLS should be enabled if, and only if, the connector has a TLS host configuration.
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Support HTTP/2. The enabled status for the HTTP/2 protocol — Enabled or Disabled if the HTTP/2 protocol is always enabled or disabled for the connector, Automatic if the HTTP/2 protocol should be enabled if, and only if, TLS is enabled.
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Status. The current status of the connector.
The status shows, for example, if the connector is currently started or if the connector has failed to start due to some configuration issue. For the latter case, read the nested error information to look for hints to the underlying cause.
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TLS Host Configurations. A list of TLS host configurations and certificates added to the connector.
Click the Stop button to stop the connector from listening on its configured port. Click Start to start listening. Click Reload to force a started connector to reload based on its current configuration — this is useful, for example, if a TLS certificate has been externally updated.
Click the Edit button to edit the configuration of the connector. Click the Delete Permanently button to permanently delete the configuration.
Clicking Delete Permanently will only delete the configuration for the connector; it will not delete any configured keystore or certificate files.