Users Guide

Table 8. OMNI appliance console CLI menu (continued)
Menu option Submenu option Description
appliance management user interface
to change log level of needed
services.
7. Exit —
4. Password or SSL configuration 1. Change appliance password Change appliance admin user password.
2. Change root password Assign password of application root user;
root user is disabled by default, and is
required to set the password first to
access the root user. Root user is only
accessible using the vCenter OMNI VM
console.
CAUTION: Changing the system
state from the Linux shell
can result in undesired and
unpredictable system behavior.
Only use Linux shell commands
to display system state and
variables, or as instructed by Dell
EMC Support.
3. Generate self-signed SSL certificates. Replace existing OMNI appliance self-
sign certificate.
NOTE: After SSL certificate
installation completes, you must re-
register OMNI with the vCenter.
4. Install SSL certificates from remote
server.
Replace OMNI certificates with the
certificate that is on the remote server
using SCP or FTP.
NOTE: After SSL certificate
installation completes, you must re-
register OMNI with the vCenter.
5. Exit —
5. Upgrade appliance — Upgrade the OMNI appliance.
NOTE: Verify the OMNI version-
specific upgrade instruction before
upgrading, see Upgrade OMNI.
6. Reboot appliance — Reboot the OMNI appliance.
7. Show EULA — Display the OMNI end user license
agreement (EULA).
8. Logout — Log out as the admin user.
Generate and install SSL certificate
OMNI Management menu has options to generate self-signed SSL certificates or install SSL certificates from remote server.
Generate self-signed SSL certificate
To generate a self-signed SSL certificate:
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