HP-UX Containers (SRP) A.03.00 Administrator's Guide

Migration can be performed at anytime by executing the command

'/opt/hpsrp/bin/util/srp_migrate'

Migrate all existing workload containers? [y] n RETURN

Specify which workload containers to migrate? [n] RETURN

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# cmpt Login configuration

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Checking compartment login feature ... [ Not Enabled ]

Enable the Compartment Login feature? [y] RETURN

Add "login" to the default service list? [y] RETURN

Note: By default, once compartment login is enabled, only the root user

(user name of "root") will be allowed to login to the global view.

A login group (default:srpgrp) with access to the global view may be used to

allow local users (not named "root") to login to the global view.

Grant a login group access to the global view? [y] RETURN

Allow local users to login to the global view by assigning them to the login

group "srpgrp"? [y] RETURN

Adding RBAC role (SRPlogin-init) for global view login ... [ OK ]

Note: Users defined in /etc/passwd are allowed to login to the global view.

To update the list of users (not named "root") allowed to login to the

global view, edit /etc/group, and modify the list assigned to the

group "srpgrp".

Any service monitored by the pam_hpsec account management module is enabled

with compartment login enabled.

The current PAM configuration file (/etc/pam.conf) is the same as the

system default PAM configuration file (/usr/newconfig/etc/pam.conf).

You can keep it for compartment login purpose.

Updating SRP default services: add login [ OK ]

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# PRM Setup

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Checking PRM service ... [ Not Enabled ]

Enable PRM? [y] RETURN

Add "prm" to the default service list? [y] RETURN

Enabling PRM service ... [ Enable On Boot ]

Updating SRP default services: add prm [ OK ]

Enabling PRM autostart at boot-up ... [ OK ]

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# sshd configuration