HP-UX System Management Homepage (Web-Based)

The HP-UX System Management Homepage (HP SMH) helps you with detailed system administration. When you log in via the web (see “Starting an HP SMH Web Client”), you see a Home page that gives you access to a wide range of system information and some principal areas of system configuration.

The Tools page, selectable from the menu bar, displays the full range of configuration tools available through HP SMH. Depending on which Operating Environment you have installed, your, installation choices, and added optional software, your Tools page may be different.

Accounts for Users and Groups
Configure Groups Configure Local Users or Configure NIS Users Configure User Templates
See “Configuring Users and Groups in the HP-UX System Administrator’s Guide: Configuration Management.
(Also accessible with /usr/sbin/ugweb.)
Audit Configuration
Audit Events Audit System Calls Audit Users
See “Audit Administration” in HP-UX System Administrator’s Guide: Security Management.
Auditing and Security Attributes Configuration(web-based)
Audit Events Audit System Calls Local Users System Defaults
See “Audit Administration” in HP-UX System Administrator’s Guide: Security Management.
Authenticated Commands (PAM)
Configure Account Authentication Configure Password Authentication Configure Session Authentication Configure User Authentication
See “Authenticating Users with PAM” in HP-UX System Administrator’s Guide: Security Management.
Disks and File Systems
Disks File Systems Logical Volumes Paging Space Volume Groups
See HP-UX System Administrator’s Guide: Overview, HP-UX System Administrator’s Guide: Logical Volume Management, and VERITAS File System 3.5 (HP OnlineJFS/JFS 3.5) Administrator's Guide manuals, and The Next Generation Mass Storage Stack white paper. The white paper is posted in the Network and Systems Management section of the HP technical documentation web site under Storage Area Management (http://docs.hp.com/en/netsys.html#Storage%20Area%20Management).
(Also accessible with /usr/sbin/fsweb)
Display
Monitor Configuration X Server Configuration
Distributed Systems Administration Utilities (DSAU)
Configure Configuration Synchronization Configure Consolidated Logging View System Logs
See the Distributed Systems Administration Utilities User's Guide.
Error Management Technology
Query or Customize Error Data
Event Monitoring Service(web-based)
Requests
Evweb
Subscription Administration
(Also accessible with /opt/sfm/bin/evweb)
IPMI Event Viewer
Event Viewer
Kernel Configuration
Alarms Modules Tunables
See “Configuring the Kernel in the HP-UX System Administrator’s Guide: Configuration Management.
(Also accessible with /usr/sbin/kcweb)
Network Interfaces Configuration
Auto Port Aggregation Network Interface Cards Tunnels Virtual LANs
Network Services Configuration
Bootable Devices DHCPv6 DNS Hosts Network Services NIS Route Networked File Systems System Access Time
nPartition Management
View and Manage Complex View and Manage Remote Complex
Peripheral Devices
Manage Peripheral Devices - OLRAD Cards - I/O Tree
See “Configuring Peripherals” in the HP-UX System Administrator’s Guide: Configuration Management.
(Also accessible with /usr/sbin/pdweb)
Printer Management
Configure Printers or Plotters Manage Print Requests Save or Restore Print Spooler Configuration
See “Configuring Printers” in the HP-UX System Administrator’s Guide: Configuration Management.
Printer Management(web-based)
Configure Printers or Plotters Manage Print Requests Save or Restore Print Spooler Configuration
See “Configuring Printers” in the HP-UX System Administrator’s Guide: Configuration Management.
Resource Management
Event Monitoring Service
Serviceguard
Serviceguard Manager
See the Managing Serviceguard manual.
Software Management
Copy Depot Software Install Software List Depot Software List Installed Software Remove Depot Software Remove Installed Software
Over time with new OEs the tools available in HP SMH may increase allowing you to perform more system administration tasks via HP SMH
See HP-UX System Administrator’s Guide: Routine Management Tasks and Software Distributor Administration Guide.

Starting an HP SMH Web Client

A majority of the applications in web-based HP SMH support multi-byte locales.

Supported browsers are specified in the HP System Management Homepage Release Notes, available on http://docs.hp.com.

You should have an X Window System client running on the local system. See “Using the X Window System” for details.

In a browser window, enter one of the following URLs, where targetsystem is the host domain name or IP address of the system being managed:

http://targetsystem:2301/

You will see a web page with the message:

Please Wait... You will be redirected to the System Management Homepage

If the hpsmh daemon has not been started on the target system, it is automatically started.

After a brief wait, you will see the login web page for HP SMH. Enter a valid HP SMH login name (for example, root) and the password.

https://targetsystem:2381/

If the hpsmh daemon is running on the target system, you will see the login web page for HP SMH. Enter a valid HP SMH login name (for example, root) and the password.
If the hpsmh daemon has not been started on the target system, you will see a browser-dependent message, such as:
The page cannot be displayed (Internet Explorer)
Unable to connect (Firefox)
The document contains no data (Mozilla)
Try using the URL for port 2301 (above).

Starting the HP SMH Daemon on the Target System

To start the HP SMH daemon on the target system, enter the following command on the target system:

# /opt/hpsmh/bin/hpsmh autostart

The HP SMH daemon is also started if a browser attempts to access port 2301 on the target system, as with the URL: http://targetsystem:2301/

HP-UX System Management Homepage (Web-Based)

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