Adding an RSA output to the IS Gateway - To send your driver container data to the Restricted Security Area (RSA) Surveillance plugin, you must first add an RSA output container to the Inter-System (IS) Gateway. - Inter-System Gateway 1.3 - Integration guides

To send your driver container data to the Restricted Security Area (RSA) Surveillance plugin, you must first add an RSA output container to the Inter-System (IS) Gateway.

1. Sign in to the IS Gateway web portal.
2. On the homepage, click the Configuration () tab.
3. In the Inter-System Gateway Outputs section, click Add a new output ().
   
4. In the Add output window that opens, enter the following information:

   Docker engine

   Select the docker engine that will host your output driver.

   Output type

   Select RSA RabbitMQ as the output type.

   Version

   Select the image version of the output driver. The latest version is selected by default.

   IMPORTANT: Only those image versions compatible with your IS Gateway version are displayed in the list. Image versions 2.x are compatible with IS Gateway 1.2, while image versions 3.x are compatible with IS Gateway 1.3.

   If you're upgrading from IS Gateway 1.2 to 1.3, remove the old output and re-create it with a new image version for IS Gateway 1.3.

   Label

   Enter a unique name for the output container.

   Port

   Enter the port used by the output container.

   Network adapter

   Select the network adapter used to communicate with the IS Gateway.

   
5. Click Next, and wait for the output container to be created.
   The Output creation window opens.

   
6. Click Open to access the output configuration page.
   For configuration details, refer to Configuring your RSA output in the IS Gateway.
7. By default, all driver containers use RabbitMQ to send data. To define a custom list of driver containers that can send data using RabbitMQ, turn on the Do not send all containers data option, and complete the following:
   1. Click Add a new container ().
   2. In the Select a container window that opens, select the driver container that you want, and click OK.
      
   3. Repeat the above substeps for each driver container that will use this output.
8. Click OK to close the Output creation window.
   The output is listed in the Inter-System Gateway Outputs section.

   

   NOTE: The Status color indicates the communication status between the output driver and the IS Gateway.

   • If the status is green, the output driver is communicating with both the IS Gateway and RabbitMQ.
   • If the status is orange, the output driver is communicating with the IS Gateway but not with RabbitMQ.
   • If the status is red, communication with the IS Gateway can’t be established.