Users Guide

62 Using Server Administrator
You can use this option to:
• Generate a new X.509 certificate — Use this option to create a certificate
for access to Server Administrator.
•
Certificate Maintenance — This option selects an existing certificate that
your company has title to, and uses this certificate to control access to
Server Administrator.
•
Import a root certificate — This option allows you to import the root
certificate, as well as the certificate response (in PKCS#7 format),
received from the trusted certificate authority.
•
Import certificate chain from a CA — This option allows you to import the
certificate response (in PKCS#7 format) from the trusted certificate authority.
Some of the reliable certificate authorities are Verisign, Thawte, and Entrust.
Server Administrator Web Server Action Tabs
When you log in to manage Server Administrator Web Server, these are the
action tabs that are displayed:
•Shutdown
•Logs
• Session Management
Managing Server Administrator
Server Administrator automatically starts each time you reboot the managed
system. To manually start, stop, or restart Server Administrator, use the
following instructions.
NOTE: To manage the Server Administrator, you must be logged in with
administrator privileges (logged in as root for supported Citrix XenServer, Red
Hat Enterprise Linux, or SUSE Linux Enterprise Server operating systems).
Starting Server Administrator
Supported Microsoft Windows Operating Systems
To start Server Administrator on systems running a supported Windows
operating system, perform the following steps:
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