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config.languages

Language definitions for each language file with a set of translated labels. Consists of:

• language code
• language name for the login menu 
• default setting

See  Abiquo UI Client Language Configuration

{"value":"en_US","name":"English","isDefault":true},
{"value":"es_ES","name":"Spanish"}

config.keymaps

For configuring VM keyboards on ESXi hypervisors, users can select a keymap from the pulldown list. See VM general information. Configure keymaps in VMware first and then enter the Vmware keymap value and a name. See VMware Keyboard Map Documentation. The hypervisor's default keyboard map is the US101 keyboard map (US English). To configure a different default keyboard map, set the  "RemoteDisplay.vnc.keyMap" property in the Abiquo Configuration Properties for Remote Services and then set the isDefault value to true for that keyboard. Warning: On ESXi for certain locales, when using remote access from a web client, some keystrokes do not translate. See https://kb.vmware.com/selfservice/microsites/search.do?language=en_US&cmd=displayKC&externalId=2071245

{"value":"us", "name":"US English", "isDefault":true},
{"value":"uk", "name":"UK English"},
{"value":"es", "name":"Español"}

config.protocols

• Predefined values for firewall protocols. 
  • When users edit a firewall rule, they can select from the "Common protocols" as a guide to the standard ports for these protocols. As this is a guide only, users can edit all of the values as required. 
  • The port values for ALL PROTOCOL selections are fixed and users cannot edit the ports after they select these guides. In this case the user can only edit the Protocol and the Sources. To clear the port values, the user can change to another option

To get an idea of how these protocols look in the UI, see Manage Firewalls

{"value":"Custom protocol", "protocol":"", "port":"-" },
{"value":"Own TCP rule", "protocol":"TCP", "port":"-" },
{"value":"Own UDP rule", "protocol": "UDP", "port":"-" },
{"value":"All Traffic", "protocol":"ALL", "port":"ALL" },
{"value":"All TCP", "protocol":"TCP", "port":"ALL" },
{"value":"All UDP", "protocol":"UDP", "port":"ALL" },
{"value":"All ICMP", "protocol":"ICMP", "port":"ALL" },
{"value":"SSH", "protocol":"TCP", "port":22 },
{"value":"SMTP", "protocol":"TCP", "port":25 },
{"value":"DNS", "protocol":"UDP", "port":53 },
{"value":"HTTP", "protocol":"TCP", "port":80 },
{"value":"POP3", "protocol":"TCP", "port":110 },
{"value":"IMAP", "protocol":"TCP", "port":143 },
{"value":"LDAP", "protocol":"TCP", "port":389 },
{"value":"HTTPS", "protocol":"TCP", "port":443 },
{"value":"SMTPS", "protocol":"TCP", "port":465 },
{"value":"IMAPS", "protocol":"TCP", "port":993 },
{"value":"POP3S", "protocol":"TCP", "port":995 },
{"value":"MS SQL", "protocol":"TCP", "port":1433 },
{"value":"MYSQL", "protocol":"TCP", "port":3306 },
{"value":"RDP", "protocol":"TCP", "port":3389 }

config.loadbalancerprotocols

Predfined protocols and preset options for load balancers. Very similar to the Firewall protocols.

To get an idea of how these protocols look in the UI, see Manage Load Balancers

{"value":"Custom protocol", "protocol":"", "port":"-" },
{"value":"Own TCP rule", "protocol":"TCP", "port":"-" },
{"value":"Own UDP rule", "protocol": "UDP", "port":"-" },
{"value":"All Traffic", "protocol":"ALL", "port":"ALL" },
{"value":"All TCP", "protocol":"TCP", "port":"ALL" },
{"value":"All UDP", "protocol":"UDP", "port":"ALL" },
{"value":"All ICMP", "protocol":"ICMP", "port":"ALL" },
{"value":"SSH", "protocol":"TCP", "port":22 },
{"value":"SMTP", "protocol":"TCP", "port":25 },
{"value":"DNS", "protocol":"UDP", "port":53 },
{"value":"HTTP", "protocol":"TCP", "port":80 },
{"value":"POP3", "protocol":"TCP", "port":110 },
{"value":"IMAP", "protocol":"TCP", "port":143 },
{"value":"LDAP", "protocol":"TCP", "port":389 },
{"value":"HTTPS", "protocol":"TCP", "port":443 },
{"value":"SMTPS", "protocol":"TCP", "port":465 },
{"value":"IMAPS", "protocol":"TCP", "port":993 },
{"value":"POP3S", "protocol":"TCP", "port":995 },
{"value":"MS SQL", "protocol":"TCP", "port":1433 },
{"value":"MYSQL", "protocol":"TCP", "port":3306 },
{"value":"RDP", "protocol":"TCP", "port":3389 }

config.monitoringstatistics

{"value":"average", "name":"Average"},
{"value":"maximum", "name":"Maximum"},
{"value":"minimum", "name":"Minimum"},
{"value":"sum", "name":"Sum"},
{"value":"count", "name":"Count"},
{"value":"dev", "name":"Deviation"}

{"value":"hours", "name":"Hours"},
{"value":"days", "name":"Days"}

egg.speak

config.endpoint

• URL of the API where the client can connect to the API
• Abiquo users require direct access to the Abiquo API because the UI client interacts with the API directly. 
• You would usually install the Abiquo UI together with the Abiquo Server, but you can install it separately. 
• As part of the post-install configuration process, Abiquo asks you for the API endpoint and sets it. However, you can change this value to point to a load balancer, etc.

api.version

• Mandatory version of the API to specify version for mediatypes in API requests
• As part of the post-install configuration process, Abiquo sets this version and updates it during upgrades

• Custom integration parameter

client.backto.url

• If there is no value set for the Redirect to this URL after logout (empty -> login screen) system property in Configuration View, when the user logs out, Abiquo will check for this URL and redirect to it. If it is not supplied, Abiquo will redirect to the login screen
• This URL is also used when a redirect is necessary before the user has fully logged in. At this time, the application cannot access the logout redirect URL system property because it does not have access to the database yet

• Control the timeout for browser popup blocker

client.themes

client.window.title

Browser tab title for Abiquo window

Captcha public key. When users can reset their passwords in Abiquo, you can use ReCaptcha. To enable ReCaptcha for Abiquo, request keys from this link: https://www.google.com/recaptcha/admin#createsite.

Set the private key value for abiquo.captcha.private.key in abiquo.properties. See Abiquo Configuration Properties#captcha. See also Configuration View#Password

client.external.js.loader.url

• Load custom JavaScript or HTML

• You may want to add customized Javascript or HTML content to the UI. You can select a file which will be loaded in all Abiquo UI pages and may help you integrate UI with 3rd-party products or enhance a particular aspect of Abiquo

• The default HTML file (externaljsloadertemplate.html) is located in the root path of the UI
• You can add content to this file or you can specify the URL of a custom file

client.google.maps.enabled

• If your environment is not connected to the Internet, disable Google maps

• By default the API key value is an empty string. See How to Obtain and Install a Google Maps API Key 

client.password.recovery

• Use the Abiquo UI in offline mode, which will prevent Abiquo from loading external libraries, set this option to true.

• See Predefine enterprise properties for the UI

client.backup

• Client backup properties are deprecated in Abiquo 3.10. Set these properties in the Abiquo UI or API. Backup#ConfigureBackupPolicyProperties

client.openid.enabled

• Set to true to enable OpenID Connect integration. Requires your own OpenID Connect server and Abiquo configuration. See Abiquo OpenID Connect Integration

client.openid.skip.login.view

• Set to true to go directly to the OpenID Connect login or the Abiquo user interface when using the OpenID Connect integration. See Abiquo OpenID Connect Integration

client.virtualmachine.guestinitialpassword.enabled

If true, if the user created a VM and it is deployed, display the key button on the VM control panel. The user can click the key button to display the initial guest password. See Guest setup