Configuring SMU security (NAS module only)

This screen allows you to change web application security settings.

The SMU can be configured to control the hosts that can access the SMU and auxiliary devices managed by the SMU.

NoteIf you have a standby SMU, it may take up to 5 minutes after a configuration change to be synchronized with the active SMU

Procedure

1. Navigate to Home SMU Administration Security Options.

   Field/Item	Description
   Web Application Security Settings	This section allows you to change web application security settings. NoteMaking any change in this section results in the application being restarted immediately.
   Enable HTTPS Protocols	By default, all HTTPS protocols are enabled, and the boxes next to the protocols are checked. Uncheck the check box next to a protocol to change its state to disabled. Leave at least one protocol enabled that your browser supports.
   Enabled Cipher Suites	By default, all cipher suites are enabled and are shown in the Enabled Cipher Suites list box.
   Disabled Cipher Suites	To disable cipher suites, use the arrow to move selected cipher suites to the Disabled Cipher Suites list box. Leave at least one cipher suite enabled that your browser supports.
   apply	Click apply to save your changes.

2. Optionally, to disable cipher suites, use the arrow to move enabled cipher suites from the Enabled Cipher Suites list at the left to the Disabled Cipher Suites list at the right. It is necessary to have at least one cipher suite remain enabled.

   NoteTake care before disabling cipher suites, because not all cipher suites are supported by all browsers.

3. Optionally, to disable protocols, at Enable HTTPS Protocols, uncheck the check box next to a protocol to change its state to disabled. It is necessary to have at least one protocol remain enabled.

   NoteTake care before disabling HTTPS protocols, because not all HTTPS protocols are supported by all browsers.

4. Click apply to save the currently defined security options.

Parent Topic

• Server and Cluster Administration Guide

  This guide provides information about administering servers, clusters, and server farms. Includes information about licensing, name spaces, upgrading firmware, monitoring servers and clusters, the backing up and restoring configurations.