HP SAM- SMH -UX 11i manual Mapping SAM with HP SMH An Example

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This chapter describes the steps to reach the point in the application where you can perform the respective administration task. This chapter is organized in to sections based on the functional areas. For every functional area a table outlines the steps for SAM GUI, HP SMH GUI, and HP SMH TUI.

How to read the tables in this chapter

For every functional area a table presents high-level steps to reach the page where you can perform the administration task. The table has four columns. Following is a description of what information each column presents:

•Task: This is the name of the task.

•Using SAM: This column explains how to reach the window where you can perform the task in the SAM application.

•Using HP SMH GUI: This column provides a shortened version of the steps to reach the web page where you can perform the same task in the web-based graphical user interface (GUI) of HP SMH.

•Using HP SMH GUI: This column provides a shortened version of the steps to reach the window where you can perform the same task in the text user interface (TUI) of HP SMH.

Here's an example of how the navigation is described for a task.

Table 2-1 Mapping SAM with HP SMH: An Example

Task

Using SAM

Using HP SMH GUI

Adding a local user

1. SAM Areas

1. Tools

2.Accounts for Users 2. Accounts for Users and Groups

3.

and Groups

3.

Configure Local Users

Users

4.

Local Users

4.

Actions

5.

Add User Account

5.Add

Using HP SMH TUI

#smh

u > l > a

Here, the task is Adding a local user account.

The column Using SAM describes in short how to navigate in SAM to reach the window where you can add a local user account.

The column Using HP SMH GUI provides a shortened version of the steps to navigate in the web-based user interface of HP SMH to reach the web page where you can add a local user account. The steps must be read as follows: Click Tools in the SMH home page. Then, in the Tools page that appears, click Accounts for Users and Groups. In the Accounts for Users and Groups page, click Configure Local Users. In the page that appears, click Local Users and then click Add User Account.

The column Using HP SMH TUI provides a shortened version of the steps to navigate in the text/terminal user interface of HP SMH to reach the window where you can add a local user account. The steps must be read as follows: At the command prompt, enter the smh command. The SMH TUI opens. In the list of applications that is displayed select the Accounts for Users and Groups by pressing the u key. In the window that appears, select Local Users by pressing the l key. Then, select Add Local User by pressing the a key.

This chapter addresses the following topics:

•“Accounts for Users and Groups (ugweb)” (page 15)

•“Auditing and Security Configuration (secweb)” (page 20)

•“Disks and File Systems Configuration (fsweb)” (page 23)

•“Kernel Configuration (kcweb)” (page 32)

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Contents SAM-HP SMH Cross Reference Guide Copyright 2008 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P Table of Contents List of Figures List of Tables Page Intended Audience Scope of this DocumentTypographic Conventions ConventionsPublishing History Related InformationProduct Support HP Encourages Your Comments Publishing HistoryWhats New in This Edition About HP System Management HomepageStarting HP SMH Starting HP SMH GUI HP SMH HomeHP SMH Home HP SMH ToolsIpmi Mapping SAM with HP SMH An Example Mapping SAM with HP SMHMapping SAM with HP SMH SAM-SMH Mapping Accounts for Users and Groups Accounts for Users and Groups ugwebNon-trusted system Modifying security Case of trusted Attributes SystemDeleting a local Enabling a localAccount An NIS userAdding an NIS Updating NISCustomizing tasks Select a group Select a group using the checkboxDeleting an NIS Enabling an NISSelect a template User templateAdding a user TemplateSAM-SMH Mapping Auditing and Security Configuration Auditing and Security Configuration secwebAuditing a system Or failureCall on success Select a system call Select an system callRemoving a user Auditing a userFrom auditing SAM-SMH Mapping Disks and File Systems Configuration Disks and File Systems Configuration fswebAdding local file DiskAdding remote file DisablingRemoving a file Modifying a fileCreating a snapshot 1. SAM Areas Viewing extentVolume Enter VolumeSelect a logical volume Select a file system Volume Enter mA logical volume Volume Enter uVolume Enter e Volume Enter aVolume group Creating a volumeSelect a volume group Importing aDeactivating a Physical volumeCreating Modifying aAdding a device Swap usingAdding a file System swapDetails Viewing attributeSelect a device file SwapSAM-SMH Mapping Kernel Configuration Kernel Configuration kcwebSetting usage Deleting an AlarmActivating an Deactivating anNetworking and Communications ncweb SAM-SMH Mapping Network Interfaces ConfigurationV c SAM-SMH Mapping Network Services Configuration Disabling the NFS SAM-SMH Mapping Peripheral Devices Peripheral Devices pdwebSAM-SMH Mapping Printers and Plotters Printers and Plotters lpwebSelect printer Viewing printerViewing print RequestsDefault destination Setting the systemCommon problems Cancelling a printStarting the print ConfigurationSpooler Saving the spooler

SAM- SMH -UX 11i specifications

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