Google Search Appliance Connectors Deploying the Connector for SharePoint User Profiles User Manual
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1.
Download the Connector for SharePoint User Profiles JAR executable (adaptor-
sharepoint-user-profile-4.0.2-withlib.jar) f
rom
2. Create a directory on the host where the connector will reside. For example, create
a directory called sharepoint_connector_40.
3. Copy the Connector for SharePoint User Profiles 4.0 JAR executable to the directory.
4.
Create an ASCII or UTF-8 file named adaptor-config.properties in the directory
that contains the connector binary.
5.
Provide the following configuration (replacing bolded items with your real
configuration) within the file:
gsa.hostname=yourgsa.example.com or IP address
sharepoint.server=http://yoursharepoint.example.com/
where the value of gsa.hostname is a fully-qualified domain name. If it is not a
fully-qualified domain name, then you must set DNS override on the connector host.
6.
Linux: Add these additional configuration options to adaptor-
config.properties:
sharepoint.username=YOURDOMAIN\\ConnectorUser
sharepoint.password=user_password
Windows: When SharePoint and the current user domain is the same or from same
domain hierarchy, Windows operating systems automatically use the credentials of
the person currently signed on to Windows.
If not, you need to specify a username and password. For example, suppose that
you run the connector from a coprorate domain such as @mycompany.com against
a SharePoint instance from another domain, such as GSA-CONNECTORS. In this
case, you need to specify user credentials for GSA-CONNECTORS domain.
7.
Create an ASCII or UTF-8 file named logging.properties in the same directory
that contains the connector binary and add the following content:
.level=INFO
handlers=java.util.logging.FileHandler,java.util.logging.ConsoleHandler
java.util.logging.FileHandler.formatter=com.google.enterprise.adaptor.C
ustomFormatter
java.util.logging.FileHandler.pattern=logs/adaptor.%g.log