Any number of SIS instances may be created in the same Rhino platform. While instances may share the same configuration and provisioning information, they typically each have their own.
This section includes the following procedures:
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What’s in a SIS instance?
A SIS instance consists of:
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a root configuration profile
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a macros profile table
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a triggers profile table
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a compositions profile table
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an interceptors profile table
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a network interface definitions profile table
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a network route profile table
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an extension references profile table
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a service references profile table
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an interceptor references profile table
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an external platform definitions profile table
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an address subscriptions profile table
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a service key subscriptions profile table (IN only)
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a trigger address tracing profile table
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an experimental features profile table
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a Service Interaction Manager resource adaptor entity.
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