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When you click [
], the icon for editing information, in this window, the HTTP Configuration window as shown
below appears.
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Specify an HTTP port number
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Choose enable/disable SSL communication. If you select this check box, you can make SSL
enabled settings. And, if you clear this check box, you can make SSL disabled settings.
NOTE:
Unless there is any specific reason such use of SSL not being allowed, it is
recommended to use the HTTPS protocol, which is encrypted.
By default, SSL is disabled.
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Specify an SSL port number in this box.
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In Login attempt period, specify a time period during which you can retry login if your attempt
to log in has failed.
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In Failed login attempts, specify the number of login attempts during the period specified in
the previous step, exceeding which prompts to deny login as specified in the following step.
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In Account lock period, enter a time period during which login is denied.
NOTE:
The three configuration items mentioned above are effective to deny unauthorized
login accesses that are attempted automatically. However, they cannot prevent such
accesses completely.
When you click [Default], default values for HTTP port number, SSL port number, Login attempt interval, Login
attempts, and Account lock interval appear. But, SSL Enable/Disable check box is not changed.
When you click [OK], all the information in the HTTP Configuration window will be written into BMC.
When you click [Cancel], the HTTP Configuration window closes discarding what you have configured in the window.
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