HP XP P9000 Command View Advanced Edition Suite Software 7.6.1-00 Administrator Guide

CAUTION:
• You do not need to specify the IP address (the local loopback address) of the computer on which
the Device Manager server is installed. In this property, it is assumed that the Device Manager
server can always be connected to using the local loopback address.
• You also need to register the IP addresses to the environment definition file httpsd.conf for
Common Component.
Related topics
• Registering IP addresses in the environment definition file httpsd.conf of Common Component:
“Controlling management client access to the management server” on page 235
server.https.security.keystore
Specify the name of the keystore file that contains the keypair and associated server certificate used
for establishing encrypted communications via SSL or TLS.
The server.https.security.keystore property is in the server.properties file.
The keystore file shipped with a Device Manager server is an empty placeholder file that does not
contain the required keypair and associated server certificate needed to run the Device Manager
server in secure mode. If you attempt to start the server in secure mode with an empty keystore file,
the server will log a fatal error and terminate abnormally. A keypair and associated self-signed or
trusted certificate must first be installed into the keystore before encrypted communications can be
started.
Default: keystore
server.http.security.unprotected
Specify a comma-delimited list of any non-protected file resources under the server's document root.
The server.http.security.unprotected property is in the server.properties file.
To specify multiple file resources, separate them with commas. Spaces are ignored. When files or
directories are designated as unprotected, they are not subject to Access Control List checks (user
authentication), regardless of the security mode setting for the server. Entire directories (including
nested sub-directories) can be flagged as unprotected by using an asterisk as a wildcard character.
If you specify a space, all resources are protected, so that every request to the Device Manager server
will require user authentication.
This property allows anyone to view the index.html front page via a browser, without user
authentication being required. More importantly, it allows the Java Web Start application to update
its JAR file and deploy (via the DeviceManager.jnlp file) to the end-user's system without the
appearance of a series of logon dialog boxes. Similarly, the GUI's help files (and certain client
installation information) can be viewed via a web browser without separate authentication being
required at each step. Under normal conditions, you do not need to change the default value of this
property.
Default: index.html, Server/*, webstart/*, images/*, style/*, docs/*,
favicon.ico
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