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Users Guide

ManualsBrandsDell ManualsActive System ManagerOpenManage Server Administrator Version 9.3
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On A System Running Linux And Any Remote System
To start a Server Administrator session on a Linux or any remote system, click the Server Administrator icon on your desktop and log in
using an account with Administrator privileges.
Or, open a web browser and type one of the following in the address eld and press <Enter>:
https://<localhost>:1311
where <localhost> is the assigned name for the managed system and 1311 is the default port.
or
https://<IP address>:1311
where <IP address> is the IP address for the managed system and 1311 is the default port.
NOTE: Type https:// (not http://) in the address eld to receive a valid response in your browser.
User Privileges
Server Administrator provides security through the User, Power User, and Administrator user groups. Each user group is assigned a
dierent level of access to the Server Administrator features.
The Administrator privileges are required to access all Storage Management features. Administrator privilege allows you to execute the
drop-down menu tasks, launch wizards, and use the omcong storage command-line interface commands. Without Administrator
privileges, you cannot manage and congure the storage component.
User and Power User privileges allow you to view storage status, but not manage or congure storage. With User and Power User
privileges, you can use the omreport storage command and not the omcong storage command.
For more information on user groups and other Server Administrator security features, see the Server Administrator User’s Guide.
Using The Graphical User Interface
The following sections describe how to access the Storage Management features using the Server Administrator graphical user interface
(GUI).
Storage Object
The Server Administrator tree view displays a Storage object. The Storage Management features are accessible by selecting the Storage
object or expanding the Storage object and selecting a lower-level object.
Health
On the Properties page, click Health to view the status information for the storage components.
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Getting Started