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1 Trust by Certificate 4 Server Certificate Name 7 Remove Sets HP SMH to accept configuration changes only from HP SIM servers with trusted certificates. This mode requires the submitted server to provide authentication by means of certificates. This mode is the strongest method of security because it requires certificate data and verifies the digital signature before 5 allowing access. If you do not want to enable remote configuration changes, leave 6 Trust by Certificate selected, and leave the list of trusted systems empty by not importing certificates. When a server certificate name is entered, it checks if the server name: 8 • Is valid (a maximum of 64 characters) • Contains invalid characters • Is already in the list Add Add the server name to the list. Server Certificate Name Enable All Checks all checkboxes in the listings. Removes the selected server names from the list. Apply Records the registers in to the XML configuration file. This is the default behavior on Linux Itanium. HP strongly recommends using this option because it is more secure. 2 Trust by Name Sets HP SMH to accept configuration changes only from servers with HP SIM names designated in the Trust By Name field. For example, you might use this option if you have a secure network with two groups of administrators in two divisions. It prevents one group from installing software to the wrong system. This option verifies only the HP SIM server that you designate. HP strongly recommends using the Trust by Certificate option because the other options are less secure. 3 Trust all Sets HP SMH to accept specific configuration changes from systems. For example, you could use the Trust All option if you have a secure network, and everyone in the network is trusted. HP strongly recommends using the Trust by Certificate option because the other options are less secure. 50 The Settings Page

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1
Remove
Removes the selected server names
from the list.
Server Certificate Name
When a server certificate
name is entered, it checks if
the server name:
Trust by Certificate
Sets HP SMH to accept
configuration changes only
from HP SIM servers with
trusted
certificates
. This mode
requires the submitted server
to provide authentication by
means of certificates. This
mode is the strongest method
of security because it requires
certificate data and verifies the
digital signature before
allowing access. If you do not
want to enable remote
configuration changes, leave
Trust by Certificate
selected,
and leave the list of trusted
systems empty by not
importing certificates.
This is the default behavior on
Linux Itanium.
HP strongly recommends using
this option because it is more
secure.
8
Apply
Records the registers in to the XML
configuration file.
•
Is valid (a maximum of
64 characters)
•
Contains invalid
characters
•
Is already in the list
5
Add
Add the server name to the
list.
6
Server Certificate Name Enable
All
Checks all checkboxes in the
listings.
2
Trust by Name
Sets HP SMH to accept
configuration changes only
from servers with HP SIM
names designated in the
Trust
By Name
field. For example,
you might use this option if
you have a secure network
with two groups of
administrators in two divisions.
It prevents one group from
installing software to the
wrong system. This option
verifies only the HP SIM server
that you designate.
HP strongly recommends using
the
Trust by Certificate
option
because the other options are
less secure.
3
Trust all
Sets HP SMH to accept
specific configuration changes
from systems. For example,
you could use the Trust All
option if you have a secure
network, and everyone in the
network is trusted.
HP strongly recommends using
the
Trust by Certificate
option
because the other options are
less secure.
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