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– Dell\OpenManagePowerCenter\external\apache-tomcat\conf\tomcat-users.xml

– Dell\OpenManagePowerCenter\external\apache-tomcat\conf\web.xml

– Dell\OpenManagePowerCenter\external\jre\lib\security\krb5.conf

– Dell\OpenManagePowerCenter\external\jre\lib\security\login.conf

– Dell\OpenManagePowerCenter\keystore.ssl

– Dell\OpenManagePowerCenter\pgdata\pg_hba.conf

– Dell\OpenManagePowerCenter\pgdata\postgresql.conf

4. Delete all content under Dell\OpenManagePowerCenter\external\apache-tomcat\work.

5. Update the Properties of the Power Center services to use the normal user account to log into the service. When

the system notifies that "The account .\A has been granted the Log On As A Service right," click

OK to confirm.

6. Start all Power Center services for these changes to take effect.

Operating System Hardening

Before deploying Power Center on a virtual appliance, you must configure the operating system (OS) as follows to

prevent data conflicts and errors:

• Installation Settings

– Do not install Power Center and its database in the system volume or domain controller.

• Service Pack and Hotfix Settings

– Install all critical or important service packs and hot fixes.

– For Windows Server 2003, use version SP2 or above.

• Account Policy Settings for Windows Server 2003, Windows Server 2008 and Windows 7/Vista:

– Use the minimum password length.

– Use the maximum password age.

For Windows Server 2008 and Windows 7/Vista:

– Apply all of the account policies in the Center for Internet Security (CIS) 2008 and Windows 7/Vista

hardening benchmark.

• User Rights Settings

– Apply all user rights hardening requirements for Windows Server 2003, Windows Server 2008, and

Windows 7/Vista of the CIS benchmark.

• Security Options Settings

– Apply all security option hardening requirements for Windows Server 2003, Windows Server 2008, and

Windows 7/Vista of the CIS benchmark, including the requirements for the domain controller.

• File and Registry Permission Settings

– Apply the hardening requirements for Windows Server 2003 of the CIS benchmark.

For more information on CIS benchmark, see http://cisecurity.org.

For more information on Power Center-supported operating systems, see System Requirements.