IBM TotalStorage 3494 Tape Library, Operator'S Manual

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The Call Home window has the following push buttons:
Initiate call home...
Initiates the Call Home request.
Cancel
Closes the Call Home window without initiating the Call Home request.
Help Provides help about the Call Home window.
Specialist (Web Server)
The Specialist must be enabled before it can function. Selecting the
Specialist (Web
Server)
option opens a window with the following options:
Settings
Selecting this option allows control of the Web Administrator’s userid and
selection of function available to users through the Specialist interface. The
Web Administrator’s userid must be activated from the LM console before
any set up of additional userids and passwords can be done. The Specialist
is shipped with a default userid. Once the Web Administrator’s userid is
activated successfully, the system administrator can login as the webadmin
user and create other userids and passwords. The webadmin userid is
shipped with a default password.
Note: See “Establishing Userids” on page 383 for more information on
administering userids and passwords. The default userid and
password can be found in that section.
The following actions can be performed from the Settings screen on the
Library Manager:
v
Activate/Deactivate the Web Administrator’s User ID (select the
Activate or Deactivate button)
v Reset the Web Administrator’s password to the default password (select
the Reset to default button). This should be used in emergency
situations when the person who knows the password is not available.
v
Allow or restrict access to Web pages that provide control of Library
Manager information. The System Administrator can decide what LM
control functions are available to users. Each control page can be
allowed or restricted. The administrator may allow users to insert logical
volumes, but not allow them to update storage pool properties. To do
this, select
″
Yes
″
or
″
No
″
in the Allow Access options and select the
Submit Access Change button.
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