Closing A Command View Vls Session; Secure Shell And Serial User Interfaces; Opening A Secure Shell Session - HP StorageWorks 12000 - Virtual Library System EVA Gateway User Manual

4. Click Restart to confirm.

Closing a Command View VLS Session

To close a Command View VLS session, click Logout in the status banner or simply close the web
browser.

Secure Shell and Serial User Interfaces

The secure shell user interface provides remote configuration and management of your VLS over a
LAN using the VLS command-line interface (CLI) command set. The serial user interface provides local
configuration and management of your VLS through the serial connector on the rear of the VLS node
0 using the same VLS CLI command set.
A secure shell or serial session provides the following:
• Setting the VLS network settings
• Configuration and management of VLS virtual devices (libraries and tape drives) and cartridges
• Changing of the default Fibre Channel host port settings
• Viewing and deleting VLS notification alerts
• Configuring VLS mail and SNMP notification alert settings
• Editing VLS account passwords
• Enabling and disabling storage capacity oversubscription
• Viewing VLS hardware status
• Saving and restoring VLS network settings and virtual library configurations
• Restarting VLS device emulations and Command View VLS
• Rebooting and powering off the VLS
The serial user interface also provides emergency login access that allows you to change the
administrator password if it is forgotten.

Opening a Secure Shell Session

NOTE:
Before you can open a secure shell session, you must set the VLS network settings. See
"Setting the Network
To open a secure shell session:
1. Open a secure shell session to the VLS using a secure shell program (such as PuTTY) or by entering:
ssh <fully qualified name of the VLS> and then press Enter.
2. At the Login as: prompt, enter administrator and then press Enter.
3. At the Password: prompt, enter the administrator password and then press Enter.
The default administrator password is admin.
108 User Interfaces
Settings" on page 111.