Configuring https on microsoft operating systems, Testing a client winrm https/ssl connection, Installation on linux os – HP StoreFabric Converged Network Adapters User Manual
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Under Windows Remote Management, select WinRm Client.
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Under WinRM Client, double-click Trusted Hosts.
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In the dialog for TrustedHostsList, enter the hostnames of the clients.
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If all clients are trusted, enter *.
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Select WinRM Service.
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Enable Allow Basic Authentication.
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To test the connection, open a command prompt, and then run the following command:
winrm id -remote:
Configuring HTTPS on Microsoft operating systems
To configure BACS HTTPS:
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Generate a self-signed certificate.
Be sure to complete all steps. For more information, see "Generating a self-signed certificate for
Microsoft and Linux servers (on page
)."
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Select Start→Run, and then type mmc.
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Click OK.
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Click File→Menu, and then select the Add/Remove snap-in.
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Select Certificates, and then click Add.
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Select Computer Account.
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Click Next, Finish, and then OK.
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Right-click Trusted Root Certification Authorities, and then select All Tasks.
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Select Import, follow any instructions (for example, to provide the location of the exported .pfx file),
and then select Continue.
Testing a client WinRM HTTPS/SSL connection
To retrieve the server operating system information:
winrm e wmi/root/cimv2/Win32_OperatingSystem-r:https://yourservername
-u:username -p:password –skipCAcheck
To retrieve the server WinRM identity information:
winrm id -r:https://yourservername -u:username -p:password-skipCAcheck
To enumerate windows services on a server:
winrm e wmicimv2/Win32_service -r:https://yourservername-u:username
-p:password -skipCAcheck
To avoid a WSManFault error, use the –skipCAcheck switch in the WinRM command lines because the
certificate is self-generated and not imported on the client.
Installation on Linux OS
Complete the following instructions to install BACS:
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