Hp Smh - HP Integrity rx2800 - i2 User Manual

HP SMH Pages
The

HP SMH

displays up to nine pages that enable you to access and configure settings related to participating
HP Web-enabled System Management Software
Web-enabled System Management Software provides information for them.
HP SMH pages include:
"Signing in"
Chapter 5 "The Home Page"
Chapter 6 "The Settings Page"
Chapter 7 "The Tasks Page"
Chapter 8 "The Tools Page (HP-UX Only)"
Chapter 9 "The Logs Page"
Chapter 10 "The Installed Webapps Page"
Chapter 1 1 "The Support Page"
The Help Page
30 Navigating the Software
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. The Tasks page and the Tools page appears if HP
Description
User Groups
Allows an authorized user to configure which group of users has
access to HP SMH and their respective access level.
Kerberos Users
Allows an authorized user to configure which users have Kerberos
authenticated access to HP SMH and their respective access level.
UI Properties
Controls options for the appearance of HP SMH. It has controls
for choosing between list and icon view, if you want to use custom
text and images relating to your company, and box and item
ordering type by name or by status. These options serve as the
default options for all users unless users set specific options in User
Preferences.
User Preferences
Enables you to set how HP SMH appears. It has controls for
choosing between list and icon view, and box and item ordering
type by name or status. These settings are valid for the user who
sets them. These values are stored for 30 days.
System Management Homepage Logs
The System Management Homepage Log contains
Management Homepage (HP SMH) configuration changes as well
as successful and failed signin attempts. It is helpful when
troubleshooting signin or access issues when signing in directly
to HP SMH, or from the HP Systems Insight Manager
Http error log
The Httpd Error Log contains error information generated by HP
SMH modules, Kerberos misconfiguration errors, and CGI
execution errors (httpd). It is the first place to look when a
problem occurs with starting the server or with server operation
because the log often contains details of what went wrong and
how to fix the problem.
HP System
(HP SIM).