This topic describes how to manage Windows‑specific environment attributes such as Environment Users, Host Address, JDK Path, Delphix Connector Port, and other configuration details.
To manage Windows‑specific attributes:
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Log in to the DCT instance.
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On the Home page, locate the environment and click View to display its attributes.
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On the Environment page, select the Overview tab to add or modify the following details:
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Encryption: Enable or disable NFS encryption for Unix and iSCSI encryption for Windows.
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Environment Users: Add a new environment user.
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Notes: Add or edit notes for the environment.
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Tags: Add or edit tags for the environment.
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Select the Attributes tab to add or modify the following details:
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Environment Details
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Host Address: The host or IP address of the environment.
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JDK Path: The custom JDK path used for this environment.
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DSP Options: DSP KeyStore and TrustStore configuration properties.
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Delphix Connector
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Port: The port on which the Delphix Connector runs on the Windows environment.
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For cluster environments:
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Cluster Nodes: View details for each node, including Environment and Delphix Connector information.
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Select the Data tab to add or modify the following details:
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Installation Details: Click Edit to modify installation details or click + Installation to add a new installation path.
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Data Sources: Select the Data Sources tab to modify the following details:
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Database User: Edit the database username and password, and enable or disable linking.
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dSource: Click + dSource to add a new dSource. For more information, see Link an MSSQL Source‑Based dSource in DCT.
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Tags: Add or edit tags for a data source.
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Staging Sources: View the staging sources associated with this environment.
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VDBs: View the VDBs associated with this environment.
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Select the Access tab to view user access, access groups, and permission details.
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Click the Actions drop‑down to perform the following operations:
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Disable: Disable the environment.
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Refresh: Refresh the environment.
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Delete: Delete the environment.
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Rename: Rename the environment.
