HP Systems Insight Manager - Manual (Page 71)

smhconfig –K|--user-kerberos[=] GROUPLIST
Note: GROUPLIST is a single Kerberos group or a list of Kerberos group names separated by semicolons.
NOTE: --user-kerberos is only available on Windows operating systems.
User Groups
User Groups are a set of policies to access and modify HP SMH functionalities. Only valid existing operating
system groups can be added to the group list.
To add groups into HP SMH user types, complete the following:
Administrators Users with Administrator access can view and set all information provided throughout the
HP SMH.
The default user group ( Administrators for Microsoft operating systems and root for Linux) always has
administrative access.
Windows systems that are part of a domain can specify domain groups and local groups for any level of
access.
smhconfig -d|--admin-group[=] [ groupList ]
Operators Users with Operator access can view and set most information provided through the HP SMH.
Some web applications limits access to the most critical information to administrators only.
smhconfig -E|--operator-group[=] [ groupList ]
Users Users with User access can view most information provided through the HP SMH. Some web
applications restricts viewing of critical information from individuals with User access.
smhconfig -G|--user-group[=] [ GROUPLIST ]
Where groupList is a single operating system group or a list of operating system group names separated
by semicolons.
Help message
To display a help message on the screen, use the following command:
smhconfig –h|--help
File Based Command Line Interface
The Command Line Interface (CLI) option enables a file with configuration parameters to be passed on the
command line. The CLI parses the file and processs the arguments. The command to use a file for the input
to the CLI is:
smhconfig –f|--configfile FILE
Command Line Interface File Structure The CLI file structure format includes the # character for comments,
a bracketed key word indicating the parameter to be set, and the parameter value. An example of the CLI
file structure format is as follows:
# Characters placed after the # on a given line are not parsed.
An example of a configuration file for smhconfig is as follows:
# SMH configruation file for smhconfig
[anonymous-access]
false
[localaccess-enabled]
true
[localaccess-type]
administrator
[user-group]
users
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