HP Secure Key Manager - Manual (Page 220)

• Security Warnings – an administrative experienced multiple password failures while attempting
to log in, the system was reset to factory settings, the system was restored to default settings,
configuration data was corrupted or modified.
• Generic Security Objects – Content detected as defaced, invalid client certificate, multiple
username/password failures from a user, wrong key in use, operation not permitted, other
security warning.
• Cluster Objects – Server joined/left cluster, success or failure notification for the following: key
replication, key deletion, user or group replication, LDAP configuration replication, authorization
policy replication, cluster synchronization.
• LDAP Notification Objects – LDAP server connection succeeded, LDAP server connection failed,
switching to alternate LDAP server.
• License Notification Objects – No licenses available.
• Hardware Objects/Traps.
• System Notification Objects – system starting up/shutting down, system preparing to restart/halt.
• Power Supply Notification Objects – Power supply operational/non-operational.
• Fan Notification – Fault detected.
• Disk Utilization – Disk usage exceeded.
• RAID Disk Notification – disk operational, disk failed, disk recovering, disk status unknown,
disk removed, disk added.
Configuring administrator accounts
The Administrator Configuration page allows you to create administrator accounts, specify access
control options, manage passwords and password settings, require that multiple administrators
authorize certain operations, and configure remote administration settings. This chapter contains the
following information:
• Administrator Overview
• Administrator procedures
• Administrator Procedures
• Password Management Overview
• Password Management Sections
• Password Management Procedures
• Multiple Credentials Overview
• Multiple Credentials Sections
• Multiple Credentials Procedures
• Remote Administration Settings Overview
• Remote Administration Settings Sections
Administrator overview
An administrator is a user who can configure and manage the SKM appliance. This is done using
the Management Console and the Command Line Interface (CLI). An administrator’s access control
settings determine which features can be configured and which operations can be performed.
Access controls
An access control is the permission to configure a feature or perform an operation. To create a
certificate, the administrator must have the Certificates access control. Access Controls are managed
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