HP Systems Insight Manager 5.3 Technical Reference Guide

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Configuring privilege elevation
From this page, you can enable privilege elevation for Linux, HP-UX, and ESX managed systems. This enables
you to sign in as an unprivileged user and elevate the privilege to run on these operating systems.
1. To configure privilege elevation for ESX systems, select Enable privilege elevation for VMware ESX.
To configure privilege elevation for Linux and HP-UX systems, select Enable privilege elevation for
Linux & HP-UX.
2. Select the elevation tool type from the menu.
If a password is required for the tool, select A password is required for this privilege elevation
tool.
3. (Optional) Edit the Privilege elevation tool command.
4. Select the user to sign in to the managed system:
• Same as HP SIM signed-in user
• Specify at run time
• Use this user and enter the user name
5. To save changes, click OK.
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▲ Configuring privilege elevation on HP-UX
Server certificates
The Server Certificate page enables you to view and manage the SSL server certificate of the CMS . HP
SIM supports two types of certificates; self-signed and CA-signed . While a self-signed certificate is created
by default during installation, enabling you to browse to HP SIM, both the self-signed and CA-signed
certificates can be created after installation. The CA-signed certificate requires an internal certificate server
or an external CA to sign the certificate.
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