HP System Management Homepage

Administrators Users with Administrator access can view and set all information provided throughout the

HP SMH.

The default user group (

Administrators

for Microsoft operating systems and

root

for Linux) always has

administrative access.

Windows systems that are part of a domain can specify domain groups and local groups for any level of

access.

smhconfig -d|--admin-group [=] [ groupList ]

Operators Users with Operator access can view and set most information provided through the HP SMH.

Some web applications limits access to the most critical information to administrators only.

smhconfig -E|--operator-group [=] [ groupList ]

Users Users with User access can view most information provided through the HP SMH. Some web

applications restricts viewing of critical information from individuals with User access.

smhconfig -G|--user-group [=] [ GROUPLIST ]

Where groupList is a single operating system group or a list of operating system group names separated

by semicolons.

Help message

To display a help message on the screen, use the following command:

smhconfig –h|--help

File Based Command Line Interface

The Command Line Interface (CLI) option enables a file with configuration parameters to be passed on the

command line. The CLI parses the file and processs the arguments. The command to use a file for the input

to the CLI is:

smhconfig -f configFile

Command Line Interface File Structure The CLI file structure format includes the # character for comments,

a bracketed key word indicating the parameter to be set, and the parameter value. An example of the CLI

file structure format is as follows:

# Characters placed after the # on a given line are not parsed.

An example of a configuration file for smhconfig is as follows:

# SMH configruation file for smhconfig

[anonymous-access]

false

[localaccess-enabled]

true

[localaccess-type]

administrator

[user-group]

users