IBM Remote Supervisor Adapter II, User Manual

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The Remove button is now available for the Trusted CA Certificate 1 option. If
you want to remove a trusted certificate, click the corresponding Remove
button.
You can import other trusted certificates using the Trusted CA Certificate 2 and
the Trusted CA Certificate 3 Import buttons.
Enabling SSL for the LDAP client
Use the SSL Client Configuration for LDAP Client area of the Security page to
enable or disable SSL for the LDAP Client. To enable SSL, a valid SSL client
certificate and at least one trusted certificate must first be installed.
To enable SSL for the client, complete the following steps:
1. In the navigation pane, click Security . A page similar to the one in the following
illustration is displayed.
The Security page shows an installed SSL client certificate and Trusted CA
Certificate 1.
2. On the SSL Client Configuration for LDAP Client page, select Enabled in the
SSL Client field.
Notes:
a. The selected value (Enabled or Disabled) takes effect immediately.
b. Before you can enable SSL, a valid SSL certificate must be in place.
c. Your LDAP server must support SSL3 or TLS to be compatible with the SSL
implementation that the LDAP client uses.
3. Click Save . The selected value takes effect immediately.
Configuring the Secure Shell server
Note: The Secure Shell server feature is not available on all servers.
The Secure Shell (SSH) feature provides secure access to the command-line
interface and the serial (text console) redirect features of the Remote Supervisor
Adapter II.
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