Users Guide

Table Of Contents
Enable OpenID Connect providers
If an OpenID Connect provider's login was not enabled at the time when it was added to the appliance, then to activate the login
you must 'enable' it in the appliance.
On the Application Settings > Users > OpenID Connect providers page do the following:
1. Select the OpenID Connect provider(s).
2. Click Enable.
Enabling the OpenID Connect providers in OpenManage Enterprise allows the authorized client access tokens to login to the
appliance.
Delete OpenID Connect providers
On the Application Settings > Users > OpenID Connect Providers page do the following:
1. Select the OpenID Connect provider(s).
2. Click Delete.
Disable OpenID Connect providers
On the Application Settings > Users > OpenID Connect providers page do the following:
1. Select the OpenID Connect provider(s).
2. Click Disable.
The client access token from the 'disabled' OIDC providers will be rejected by the appliance.
Security Certificates
By clicking Application Settings > Security > Certifciates, you can view information about the currently available SSL
certificate for the device.
NOTE:
To perform any tasks on OpenManage Enterprise, you must have necessary user privileges. See Role and scope-
based access control in OpenManage Enterprise on page 15.
To generate a Certificate Signing Request (CSR), see Generate and download the certificate signing request on page 155.
Generate and download the certificate signing request
To generate a Certificate Signing Request (CSR) for your device, and then apply for an SSL:
NOTE: You must generate the CSR from within the OpenManage Enterprise appliance only.
1. Click Generate Certificate Signing Request.
2. In the Generate Certificate Signing Request dialog box, enter information in the fields.
3. Click Generate.
A CSR is created and displayed in the Certificate Signing Request dialog box. A copy of the CSR is also sent to the email
address you provided in your request.
4. In the Certificate Signing Request dialog box, copy the CSR data and submit it to the Certificate Authority (CA) while
applying for an SSL certificate.
To download the CSR, click Download Certificate Signing Request.
Click Finish.
Managing OpenManage Enterprise appliance settings
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