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Network Critical SmartNA-X - Managing User Accounts and Authentication; Authenticating Users

Network Critical SmartNA-X
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21
DRAFT
CHAPTER 4
4 –
ADMINISTERING SMARTNA-X
This chapter describes SmartNA-X tasks that are normally carried out by Administrators when setting up and
configuring the device. The chapter covers the following major topics:
• Logging in, page 21
• Configuring SmartNA-X for the first time, page 23
• Configuring network settings, page 24
• Enabling NTP, page 25
• Managing user accounts and authentication, page 26
• Saving and restoring SmartNA-X configurations, page 30
• Rebooting the system, page 32
• Updating system firmware, page 32
• Uploading a user-defined SSL certificate, page 33
• Monitoring system health, page 34
Logging in
You can log in to SmartNA-X from a web browser or from a command line over a network link to the
Management/Network port. Direct (local) access is also possible via the Console/Serial port when network access is
not available.
To login to the web UI or CLI, you will need:
• network access to the Management/Network port (Figure 4-1) or access to the Console/Serial port (Figure 4-2)
if connecting locally
• a SmartNA-X user name and password. Admin credentials are needed to perform administrator tasks. Table 4-2,
page 26 shows the default usernames and passwords set on all new SmartNA-X systems.
• a modern web browser (Internet Explorer 8.0+, Firefox, Chrome, Safari)
• Java™ 1.5 (or later) browser plugin

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