Owner's Manual

Using the CMC Web Interface 197
Configuring Services
CMC includes a Web server that is configured to use the industry-standard
SSL security protocol to accept and transfer encrypted data from and to
clients over the Internet. The Web server includes a Dell self-signed SSL
digital certificate (Server ID) and is responsible for accepting and responding
to secure HTTP requests from clients. This service is required by the Web
interface and remote CLI tool for communicating to CMC.
NOTE: The remote (RACADM) CLI tool and the Web interface use the Web server.
In the event that the Web Server is not active, the remote RACADM and the Web
interface are not operable.
NOTE: In an event of a Web server reset, wait at least one minute for the services
to become available again. A Web server reset usually happens as a result of any of
the following events: the network configuration or network security properties are
changed through the CMC Web user interface or RACADM; the Web Server port
configuration is changed through the Web user interface or RACADM; CMC is
reset; a new SSL server certificate is uploaded.
NOTE: To modify service settings, you must have Chassis Configuration
Administrator privilege.
To configure CMC services:
1
Log in to the CMC Web interface.
2 Click the Network tab.
3 Click the Services subtab. The Services page appears.
4 Configure the following services as required:
• CMC serial console (Table 5-52)
•Web server (Table5-53)
•SSH (Table5-54)
• Telnet (Table 5-55)
• Remote RACADM (Table 5-56)
• SNMP (Table 5-57)
• Remote Syslog (Table 5-58)
5 Click Apply , and then update all default time outs and maximum time out
limits.