Appliance Configuration Manager; Secure Remote Services Configuration For Idpa; Welcome; License - Dell EMC IDPA DP4400 Getting Started Manual

Setting up the IDPA Appliance

Appliance Configuration Manager

Secure Remote Services configuration for IDPA

Welcome

License

General settings

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The ACM walks you through the initial setup of the IDPA and prepares the appliance
for use. Use the following list of screens and related actions as a guide to the initial
configuration process.
To access the ACM UI, type
a browser.
Enter the Secure Remote Services gateway IP address and your Online Support
credentials to send the system information to Customer Support and expedite issue
resolution.
Read the prerequisites on the prerequisites link available on the welcome page before
you continue.
You can select Cloud Disaster Recovery, Data Protection Advisor, and Data
Protection Search from the list of optional components to deploy and configure on
the IDPA appliance.
Note
If you choose to configure Cloud Disaster Recovery, you cannot unconfigure it from
the IDPA later.
The DP4400 uses the In-Product license activation feature which automatically
downloads and activates the licenses for the components if the appliance is connected
to the internet.
If you are not connected to the internet you must upload the Data Domain, Avamar,
and Data Protection Advisor licenses obtained from Dell EMC Software Licensing
Central.
Select your time zone and type the SMTP and SNMP server IP addresses.
Note
The SNMP server IP is the address of an external trap host. Although this is a
mandatory value, you can enter the IP address of any reachable server if no SNMP
server is available.
Select IP address range (11) and, in the associated field, type the first IP address in
the sequential range of 11 IP addresses for the IDPA to use. The ACM assigns IP
addresses in the range to each virtual machine in the configuration.
https://<configured ACM IP address>:8543
URL in