Increasing Security In Sstk; Encrypting The Repository Password - HP BL860c Administrator's Manual

You can obtain the BootDeviceWWID and BootDeviceLUN information from the
hpacuscripting output, as follows:
; Controller Specifications
; Controller HP MSA1500 CS Controller
Controller= WWN 500508B30090F5B1
.
.
.
SSPState= Disabled
; Unassigned Parallel SCSI Drives
; 1:5 (36.4 GB),1:6 (36.4 GB)
; Array Specifications
Array= A
; Array Drive Type is Parallel SCSI
; 1:1 (72.8 GB),1:2 (72.8 GB),1:3 (72.8 GB)
Drive= 1:1,1:2,1:3
OnlineSpare= No
; Logical Drive Specifications
LogicalDrive= 1
RAID= 5
Size= 138927
Sectors= 32
StripeSize= 64
ArrayAccelerator= Enabled
; Available SSP Adapters 10000000C969628A (Local,Online),
10000000C969628B (Local,Offline), 10000000C9696304 (Unknown,Offline)
SSPAdaptersWithAccess= None
The BootDeviceWWID information
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The LUN number.
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After the applyhwconf action executes, the HBA configuration file is loaded; the device must be
available for booting.
To automatically set the boot device, see

Increasing security in SSTK

You can increase security in the SSTK by performing the following tasks:

Encrypting the repository password

Setting permissions for repository access
Encrypting the repository password
The sstkencrypt utility encrypts the repository password. It is a 32-bit command-line tool designed
to run on the repository system. To set the repository_encrypted_pass variable, run the
following command:
y:\>utilities\win32\sstkencrypt.exe
Type the repository password:
sstkserver
Set the encrypted password in SSTKStart.cmd script to:
a89ea897a9aa9ea298
In this case, set the following variables in the SSTKStart script:
repository_name=192.168.0.220
share_name=sstk_repository
repository_user=Administrator
rem repository_password=
repository_encrypted_pass=a89ea897a9aa9ea298
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"sethbabootdevice action" (page 20).
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