Interface Card OL* Support Guide

4. On the SIM home page, select Tools → System Information → System Management
Homepage... from the menu bar.
A browser starts and displays a System Management Homepage target selection screen.
5. Select HP-UX in the subgroup Systems by Operating System as the target system from
the drop down menu.
A list of systems display.
6. Select the system you wish to access with pdweb.
7. Click Apply.
A verification screen displays to confirm the target system
8. To verify the target system, select the system.
9. Click Run Now.
The SMH log in screen displays.
10. Log in to SMH with User Name and password.
11. On the SMH home page, select Tools from the menu bar.
12. On the Tools page, select Manage Peripheral Devices from the Peripheral Devices
submenu.
The pdweb tool displays, with a banner showing Tools → Peripheral devices → Manage
Peripheral Devices.
Alternatively, on the SMH home page, select Peripheral Devices from the System Configuration
submenu.
The pdweb banner displays Home → System Configuration → Peripheral Devices.
NOTE: If pdweb does not display, then it is not installed or you do not have the necessary
permissions to access it.
Log out of SMH when your work is complete. This prevents anyone from accessing your active
session and avoids a potential breach in security.
NOTE: The SMH session times out if you do not keep it active. You cannot configure the timeout
using pdweb. A message appears to alert you that you are about to be logged out. To return to
SMH, click OK.
Be sure to keep the session active by using the controls within SMH or the Refresh button in
your browser.
For more information about the SIM product, see the HP Systems Insight Manager documentation,
available at:
http://www.docs.hp.com.
Using pdweb With Bastille
HP Bastille is an OS hardening and lockdown tool that enhances the security of an HP-UX system.
It configures daemons, system settings, and firewalls to be more secure. It turns off unnecessary
services such as pwgrd and printing, and it configures client software such as rcp and rlogin
to be more secure. HP Bastille also helps create chroot jails that limit the vulnerability of common
Internet services such as Web servers and Domain Name Servers (DNS).
To use pdweb in conjunction with HP Bastille, you must configure the system as follows:
1. Log in as root.
2. Enter the following command:
#cp /etc/opt/sec_mgmt/bastille/MANDMZ.config /etc/opt/sec_mgmt/bastille/config.
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