Users Guide

Using Server Administrator 45
Systems Running a Supported Microsoft Windows Server
™
2003 Operating System
You must configure the security settings for your browser to log into Server Administrator from a remote
management system that is running a supported Microsoft Windows Server 2003 operating system.
The security settings for your browser might prevent the execution of client-side scripts that are used by
Server Administrator. To enable the use of client-side scripting, perform the following steps on the
remote management system.
NOTE: If you have not configured your browser to enable the use of client-side scripting, you might receive a blank
screen when logging into Server Administrator. In this case, an error message will appear instructing you to
configure your browser settings.
Internet Explorer
1 Start your browser.
2 Click Tools → Internet Options → Security .
3 Click the Trusted Sites icon.
4 Click Sites .
5 Copy the Web address used to access the remote managed system from the browser’s address bar and
paste it onto the
Add this Web Site to the Zone field.
6 Click Custom Level .
For Windows 2000:
– Under
Miscellaneous , select the Allow Meta Refresh radio button.
– Under
Active Scripting , select the Enable radio button.
For Windows 2003:
– Under
Miscellaneous , select the Allow Meta Refresh radio button.
– Under
Active Scripting , select the Enable radio button.
– Under
Active Scripting , select the Allow scripting of Internet Explorer web browser controls
radio button.
7 Click OK to save the new settings.
8 Close the browser.
9 Log into Server Administrator.
To allow Single Sign-On for Server Administrator without prompts for user credentials, perform the
following steps:
1
Start your browser.
2 Click Tools → Internet Options → Security .
3 Click the Trusted Sites icon.
4 Click Sites .