Web address is the protocol name, plus the fully qualified host name, plus
the port, plus DS8000/Console. An example is
http://myhost.com:8451/DS8000/Console
c. HTTPS Port — The port that DS Storage Manager Server uses for secure
HTTP transport (HTTPS).
d. Bootstrap/RMI Port — The port that DS Storage Manager Server uses for
bootstrap port.
e. SOAP Port — The port that DS Storage Manager Server uses for Simple
Object Access Protocol (SOAP).
f. Server help port — The port for the Eclipse help Server. This is the port
that the help system (based on Eclipse technology) uses to receive
requests for help files.
Note:
The values used in the Server Parameters window fields must not
conflict with existing port assignments that are already on the system or
reserved for use by another application.
14. Click Next when the Server Parameters window is complete. The SSL
Configuration window is displayed. This window allows you to supply the fully
qualified name of the two server key that are files generated before or during
the DS8000 Storage Manager installation.
Linux SSL Configuration window
15. Follow the instructions on the window.
a. First, designate whether you want to generate a new SSL certificate by
selecting Generate the self-signed certificates during installation. This
is the most likely selection when you are installing the DS8000 Storage
Manager for the first time. You can also select Use existing SSL
certificates. This choice is most likely made when the key files already
exist and you do not want to generate new key files.
b. Complete the rest of the fields on the window. Provide the fully qualified
path to the key file and trust file by using the Browse button. The key file
Chapter 3. Installing on the Linux operating system 59
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
To Next Page
Loading...
