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FAQ Category: Muse Modules

What is banded retrieval and how to set up, enable it?

Muse displays results as they are returned, fastest first, if ranking or sorting are not applied. The “Banded Retrieval” functionality allows you to specify the order of retrieval of Source records in the interface display. More exactly banded retrieval is the concept of creating groups of sources – e.g. Group A, B and C. For…

How to enable deduplication module?

There are 2 settings that need to be made in the MCAA console to enable deduplication: 1) Configure the deduplication algorithm. This is done as following: – login in the MCAA console at your Muse Admin Consoles URL (http://Muse_host:Muse_Port/mmc/) – select the application from the applications list and click on the left menu “Application Modules”…

How could be set both IP (on-campus) and LDAP (off-campus) authentication for a Muse application?

The functioning principle of this authentication scenario is as follows: – the enduser accesses the provided Muse URL; – if the enduser’s IP is among the IPs/subnets configured for the desired application then he/she will be successfully logged in; – if the enduser is not IP authenticated then he/she will be presented with a Muse…

How can I set LDAP authentication for a Muse application?

You can configure LDAP authentication as a single authentication method. The steps are: – copy the ${MUSE_HOME}/use/ice/profiles/ICELoginModuleLDAP.xml file into the application which is to be configured, into the ${MUSE_HOME}/home/ApplicationID/profiles/ folder, where replace ApplicationID with the exact application ID you wish to configure with LDAP authentication. – configure the necessary Muse login modules for the application….