read-only
and
all
other
bits
are
mutually
exclusive,
with
read-only
having
the
lowest
precedence.
That
is,
if
any
other
bit
is
set,
this
bit
will
be
ignored.
–
Networking
and
Security
(bit
position
3):
If
set,
a
user
can
modify
the
settings
in
the
Security,
Network
Protocols,
and
Network
Interface
pages
for
MM
Control.
If
set,
a
user
can
also
modify
the
settings
in
the
Management
page
for
I/O
Module
Tasks.
–
User
Account
Management
(bit
position
4):
If
set,
a
user
can
add,
modify,
and
delete
users
and
change
the
Global
Login
Settings
in
the
Login
Profiles
page.
–
Blade
server
Remote
Console
Access
(bit
position
5):
If
set,
a
user
can
access
the
remote
server
console.
–
Blade
server
Remote
Console
and
Virtual
Media
Access
(bit
position
6):
If
set,
a
user
can
access
the
remote
server
console
and
the
virtual
media
functions
for
the
remote
server.
–
Blade
and
I/O
Module
Power/Restart
Access
(bit
position
7):
If
set,
a
user
can
access
the
power
on
and
restart
functions
for
the
remote
blades
servers
and
I/O
Modules.
These
functions
are
available
in
the
Power/Restart
pages.
–
Basic
Configuration
(MM,
I/O
Modules,
Blades)
(bit
position
8):
If
set,
a
user
can
modify
the
General
Settings
and
Alerts
pages
for
MM
Control,
and
the
Configuration
page
for
Blade
Tasks.
–
Ability
to
Clear
Event
Logs
(bit
position
9):
If
set,
a
user
can
clear
the
event
logs.
Everyone
can
look
at
the
event
logs,
but
this
particular
permission
is
required
to
clear
the
logs.
–
Advanced
Configuration
(MM,
I/O
Modules,
Blades
(bit
position
10):
If
set,
a
user
has
no
restrictions
when
configuring
the
management
module,
blade
servers,
I/O
Modules,
and
VPD.
This
user
can
also
perform
firmware
upgrades
on
the
management
module
or
blade
servers,
restore
the
management
module
to
its
factory
default
settings,
modify
and
restore
the
management-module
configuration
from
a
configuration
file,
and
restart
or
reset
the
management
module.
–
Reserved
(bit
position
11):
Reserved
for
future
use.
v
If
none
of
the
bits
are
set,
the
default
will
be
set
to
read-only
for
the
user.
v
Priority
is
given
to
login
permissions
retrieved
directly
from
the
user
record.
If
the
user
does
not
have
the
login
permission
attribute
in
its
record,
an
attempt
will
be
made
to
retrieve
the
permissions
from
the
groups
to
which
the
user
belongs.
This
is
done
as
part
of
the
group
authentication
phase.
The
user
will
be
assigned
the
inclusive
OR
of
all
the
bits
for
all
of
the
groups.
The
Browser
Only
bit
will
be
set
only
if
all
the
other
bits
are
zero.
If
the
Deny
Always
bit
is
set
for
any
of
the
groups,
the
user
will
be
refused
access.
The
Deny
Always
bit
always
has
precedence
over
every
other
bit.
Secure
Web
server
and
secure
LDAP
Secure
Sockets
Layer
(SSL)
is
a
security
protocol
that
provides
communication
privacy.
SSL
enables
applications
to
communicate
in
a
way
that
is
designed
to
prevent
eavesdropping,
tampering,
and
message
forgery.
You
can
configure
the
management
module
to
use
SSL
support
for
two
types
of
connections:
secure
Web
server
(HTTPS)
and
secure
LDAP
connection
(LDAPS).
The
management
module
takes
on
the
role
of
SSL
client
or
SSL
server
depending
on
the
type
of
connection.
The
following
table
shows
that
the
management
module
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