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To configure NCIP for use with Symphony, complete the following steps.
Go to Settings>Resource sharing>Host LMS integration settings.
Set each of the services you wish to use to “NCIP.”
Choose “Symphony” for the “Host LMS integration” field.
Go to Settings>Resource sharing>Local NCIP settings.
Populate each of the fields that appear on this page.
NCIP app profile: This value is not used by Symphony. You may enter a blank value or leave the system default.
NCIP from agency: The from agency code defined in Symphony. This code is typically
ReShare
.NCIP to agency: The to agency code defined in Symphony. The code is typically a unique code corresponding to the name of your main library.
NCIP server address: The URL of your NCIP service. This is typically formatted like
https://sdws01.sirsidynix.net/<library_code>_ncip/message
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Z39.50
Symphony supports catalog searching via Z39.50. This service allows ReShare to offer unmediated request responses via the auto-responder.
Configuring Z39.50
Go to Settings>Resource sharing>Host LMS integration settings.
Choose “Symphony” for the “Host LMS integration” field.
Go to Settings>Resource sharing>Z39.50 settings.
Populate the Z39.50 server address field with your Symphony Z39.50 URL.
This URL will typically be formatted like:
http://<symphony_domain>:<port>/unicorn
Symphony Z39.50 services are typically publicly available, so no special permissions will need to be granted for ReShare to use the service.
NCSU Symphony Host LMS adapter
A customized Host LMS adapter was created for NC State University as part of ReShare 1.11. The custom adapter is enabled by selecting “NCSU” (rather than “Symphony”) in Settings>Resource sharing>Host LMS integration settings>Host LMS integration.
NCSU implemented an additional level of authentication in their Symphony NCIP server, which is managed via the “NCIP from agency authentication” field on the Settings>Resource sharing>Local NCIP settings page. All ReShare users except NCSU should leave the “NCIP from agency authentication” field blank.