HP Integrity rx2800 - i2 User Manual page 81

Parameter
HPVCAVCRMSERVER
HPVCAVCRMLOGINID
HPVCAVCRMLOGINPASSWD
FORCE-OVERWRITE
ADMIN-GROUP
USER-GROUP
OPERATOR-GROUP
ANONYMOUS-ACCESS
IP-BINDING
IP-BINDING-LIST
IP-RESTRICTED-LOGINS
Description
health application loads. (Applies to Linux PSP
only.)
This parameter informs the VCA of the name of
the VCRM to use as a software distribution
repository. (Applies to Linux PSP only.)
This parameter is the login ID that the VCA uses
to communicate with the VCRM. (Applies to
Linux PSP only.)
This parameter is the password for the login ID
specified in the HPVCAVCRMLOGIN parameter.
(Applies to Linux PSP only.)
This parameter is used by the HP Systems
Management Homepage (hpsmh) to force
overwrite the SMH settings of an existing
configuration file.
This parameter is used by the HP Systems
Management Homepage (hpsmh) to set up
security for the web server. (Applies to Linux PSP
only.)
This parameter is used by the HP Systems
Management Homepage to set up security for
the web server. (Applies to Linux PSP only.)
This parameter is used by the HP Systems
Management Homepage to set up security for
the web server. (Applies to Linux PSP only.)
This parameter determines whether an
anonymous user can access the HP Systems
Management Homepage. (Applies to Linux PSP
only.)
This parameter is used by the HP Systems
Management Homepage to determine whether
hpsmh can use all available NICs and detect
subnets for its web services. (Applies to Linux
PSP only.)
This parameter is used by the HP Systems
Management Homepage to restrict the NICs and
subnets to use for its web servers.
The IP-BINDING parameter must be set to yes
for this parameter to be used during installation.
(Applies to Linux PSP only.)
This parameter is used by the HP Systems
Management Homepage to restrict login access.
(Applies to Linux PSP only.)
Possible values
management driver)
•
NO (do not start the
HP Lights-Out
management driver)
VCRM name
VCA login ID
VCA login password
YES, NO (default)
Up to five Linux groups,
separated by spaces or
semicolons, to enable
administrative access to
the web services.
Up to five Linux groups,
separated by spaces or
semicolons, to enable
user-level access to the
web servers.
Up to five Linux groups,
separated by spaces or
semicolons, to enable
operator-level access to
the web servers.
YES, NO (default)
YES, NO (default)
IP address/NetMask
pairs separated by
semicolons (for example,
10.1.1.1/255.255.255.
0;10.2.2.2/255.255.25
5.0)
YES, NO (default)
To enable restrictions on
who can log in to the
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