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– Password expiration period.
– Minimum password reuse cycle.
– Minimum password change interval.
– Maximum number of login failures.
– Lockout period after maximum login failures.
– Complex password rules.
– Minimum different characters in passwords.
– Whether the factory default 'USERID' account password must be changed on
next login.
– Whether to force users to change their password on the first login.
– Inactivity alert period.
– Inactivity alert and disable period.
Advanced management module alert settings
Configure who should receive critical alerts, warning alerts, and system alerts and
how to transmit the alert notifications.
v Which alerts are monitored (such as critical, warning, and system alerts).
v Where to and to whom alerts are sent.
v How alerts as sent (such as SNMP, e-mail, IBM Director).
v How often to retry alert notification and the delay between retries.
v Whether to include the event log with notifications.
Advanced management module serial port settings
You can configure the communications settings for the advanced management
module serial port, such as the baud rate, error checking parity, and number of
stop bits.
The serial port is a RJ-45 connector located on the back of the advanced
management module. Connections made using the serial port can access only the
advanced management module command-line interface.
Advanced management module port assignments
Determine how to configure the ports on the advanced management module.
Typically, you will not need to change port assignments from the default values. If
you do experience conflicts after initial setup, you can change the port settings at a
later time.
The following advanced management module ports can be configured:
v HTTP
v HTTPS
v Telnet
v SSH
v SNMP Agent
v SNMP Traps
v FTP
v FTP Data
v TFTP
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