Enabling SSL for the Ldap client | IBM Remote Supervisor Adapter II

The Remove button is now available for the Trusted CA Certificate 1 option. If you want to remove a trusted certificate, click the corresponding Remove button.

You can import other trusted certificates using the Trusted CA Certificate 2 and the Trusted CA Certificate 3 Import buttons.

Enabling SSL for the LDAP client

Use the SSL Client Configuration for LDAP Client area of the Security page to enable or disable SSL for the LDAP Client. To enable SSL, a valid SSL client certificate and at least one trusted certificate must first be installed.

To enable SSL for the client, complete the following steps:

1.In the navigation pane, click Security. A page similar to the one in the following illustration is displayed.

The Security page shows an installed SSL client certificate and Trusted CA

Certificate 1.

2.On the SSL Client Configuration for LDAP Client page, select Enabled in the SSL Client field.

Notes:

a.The selected value (Enabled or Disabled) takes effect immediately.

b.Before you can enable SSL, a valid SSL certificate must be in place.

c.Your LDAP server must support SSL3 or TLS to be compatible with the SSL implementation that the LDAP client uses.

3.Click Save. The selected value takes effect immediately.

Configuring the Secure Shell server

Note: The Secure Shell server feature is not available on all servers.

The Secure Shell (SSH) feature provides secure access to the command-line interface and the serial (text console) redirect features of the Remote Supervisor Adapter II.

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Contents

User’s Guide Page User’s Guide Page Contents Monitoring remote server status Viewing system health Command-line interfacePerforming Remote Supervisor Adapter II tasks Appendix A. Getting help and technical assistance Page Remote Supervisor Adapter II features IntroductionPage Web browser and operating-system requirements Page Opening and using the Web interface Logging in to the Remote Supervisor AdapterPage Opening and using the Web interface Remote Supervisor Adapter II action descriptions Link Action Description ASM2 Link Action Description Configuring the Remote Supervisor Adapter Setting system information Setting server timeouts Watchdog Post watchdogLoader watchdog Power off delay NMI reset delay Setting the date and time Synchronizing clocks in a network NTP auto-synchronization serviceNTP update frequency NTP server host name or IP address Creating a login profile Disabling the USB device driver interface Configuring the Remote Supervisor Adapter II Read Only Configuring the global login settingsSupervisor Custom Configuring the Remote Supervisor Adapter II Number of previous passwords that cannot be used Configuring remote alert settingsUser login password required Maximum Password Age Configuring remote alert recipients Page Forwarding alerts Setting remote alert attempts Delay between retries Setting remote alertsDelay between entries Remote alert retry limit Alphanumeric Pager code Recovery code Event Action Can be sent for any warning alert Setting local events System alerts Configuring the serial connectors Event Action Configuring the Remote Supervisor Adapter II Field What you type Field What you type Serial-to-serial redirection Port function field, select Serial redirect Serial-to-Telnet redirection Example session CLI mode Configuring the command-line interface settingsScroll to the Serial Redirect Settings / CLI Settings area None CLI disabled Disabled CLI authenticationEnabled CLI with user defined keystroke sequences Configuring port assignments Https Snmp Agent Configuring network interfacesTCP command mode Snmp TrapsPage Field Function Configuring PPP access over a serial connection Configuring network protocols Configuring SnmpPage Configuring Smtp Configuring Ldap Setting up a client to use the Ldap server Domain Source Root DN Service NameGroup Filter Configuring the Ldap search attributes Configuring the Ldap client authenticationBinding Method UID Search Attribute Login Permission AttributeGroup Search Attribute Configuring the Remote Supervisor Adapter II Command mode TCP Command Mode ProtocolService Location Protocol SLP Command mode timeout Address type Configuring securitySecure Web server and secure Ldap Multicast address SSL certificate overview SSL server certificate management Generating a self-signed certificate Generating a certificate-signing request State or Province Required certificate dataCountry City or Locality Email Address Challenge PasswordContact Person Optional certificate data Configuring the Remote Supervisor Adapter II Enabling SSL for the secure Web server SSL client certificate management SSL client trusted certificate management Configuring the Secure Shell server Enabling SSL for the Ldap client Generating a Secure Shell server key Enabling the Secure Shell server Using the configuration file Using the Secure Shell serverBacking up your current configuration Restoring and modifying your ASM configuration Restarting ASM Restoring ASM defaultsLogging off Configuring the Remote Supervisor Adapter II Page Monitoring remote server status Viewing system health Soft Shutdown Hard Shutdown Critical Non-recoverableNon-critical Return to normal Soft Shutdown Viewing the event log Informational Component level VPD Viewing vital product dataMachine level VPD Component Activity Log POST/BIOS VPD Diagnostics VPD Integrated system management processor VPD Page Server power and restart activity Performing Remote Supervisor Adapter II tasks Power on server immediately Remotely controlling the power status of a serverPower-on hours Restart count Remote control Remote console Remote disk Remote console keyboard supportClick Save Buttons Page Removable Drive Select FileUSB flash drive Setting up PXE network boot Serial redirection quick setup Serial pass-thru Disable serial redirectRedirect to Telnet Updating firmware Click Continue ASM Name System HealthASM Interconnect Connection Function not supported Direct LAN ConnectionNo LAN support No LAN connection Logging in to the command-line session Accessing the command lineCommand syntax Features and limitations Help command Utility commandsExit command History command Fans command Monitor commandsClearlog command Readlog command Temps command Syshealth commandVolts command Vpd command Server power and restart control commands Serial redirect command Power commandReset command Console command Dhcpinfo command Configuration commandsOption Description Ifconfig command Option Description Values Ldap command LAA Name/ipaddr Ntp command Passwordcfg command Portcfg command Slp command Srcfg command Ssl command Tcpcmdmode command Timeouts command Option Timeout Units Values Users command Clearcfg command ASM control commandsClock command Resetsp command Update command Example Page Using the documentation Before you call IBM Taiwan product service Software service and support Hardware service and supportGetting help and information from the World Wide Web Appendix B. Notices Trademarks Important notes Appendix B. Notices Page Index Ldap Remote Supervisor Adapter Configuring Features Functions Web site Page Part Number 43W7827