Configure the agent over firewalls
On each load generator machine that runs over a firewall and on each Monitor-Over-Firewall machine, you configure the OpenText Professional Performance Engineering Agent to communicate with the MI Listener. The MI Listener serves as a router between the load generator and Controller.
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                                                                Configure the agent on Windows. - 
                                                                        Stop the OpenText Professional Performance Engineering Agent by right-clicking its icon in the system tray and selecting Close, and then setting the options in the Agent Configuration dialog box as described in Agent Configuration dialog box. 
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                                                                        Restart the agent by double-clicking the shortcut on the desktop. 
 
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                                                                Configure and run the OpenText Professional Performance Engineering Agent on Linux. - 
                                                                        Open <installdir>/dat/br_lnch_server.cfg in a text editor. 
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                                                                        In the Firewall section, set FireWallServiceActiveto1and save your changes.
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                                                                        Run agent_config from the <installdir>/bin folder to display a menu of actions: 1. Show current settings. 
 2. Change a setting.
 3. Save changes and exit.
 4. Exit without saving.
 5. Use default values.Note: If agent_config does not display the menu shown above, see Known issues for firewalls for a possible solution. 
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                                                                        Enter 1to display the current settings:Settings: 
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 1. MI Listener Name =
 2. Local Machine Key =
 3. Connection Timeout (seconds) = 20
 4. Connection Type = TCP
 5. Use Secure Connection (SSL) = True
 6. Check Server Certificates= False
 7. Client Certificate Owner = False
 8. Private Key User Name =
 9. Private Key Password =
 10. Proxy Name =
 11. Proxy Port =
 12. Proxy User Name =
 13. Proxy Password =
 14. Proxy Domain =
 Menu:
 1. Show current settings
 2. Change a setting.
 3. Save changes and exit.
 4. Exit without saving.
 5. Use default values.
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                                                                        To change a setting, enter 2to display the settings menu:Settings: 
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 1. MI Listener Name =
 2. Local Machine Key =
 3. Connection Timeout (seconds) = 20
 4. Connection Type= TCP
 5. Use Secure Connection (SSL) = True
 6. Check Server Certificates= False
 7. Client Certificate Owner = False
 8. Private Key User Name =
 9. Private Key Password =
 10. Proxy Name =
 11. Proxy Port =
 12. Proxy User Name =
 13. Proxy Password =
 14. Proxy Domain =
 Enter number of setting to change or 0 to go back to menu.
 Enter the setting and continue according to the menu instructions. Set each option according to the Agent Configuration Settings dialog box. 
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                                                                Restart the agent. - 
                                                                            To remove (turn off) the agent, run the command m_daemon_setup -removefrom the <installdir>/bin folder.
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                                                                            To start the agent, run the command m_daemon_setup -installfrom the <installdir>/bin folder.
 Note: When the agent is configured to run over a firewall, and the agent is connected to the MI Listener, a file called <local_machine_key>_connected_to_MI_Listeneris created in the temporary folder of the machine. The file is removed when the agent disconnects from the MI Listener.
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