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10.2 | Uploading SSL certificate
An SSL certificate is used on a HTTPS connection to encrypt the communication from an S3 Client or your
web browser to CORTX Manager. By default, CORTX Manager uses a CORTX Manager provided self-
signed certificate. Alternatively, you can upload a user-provided self-signed certificate or a user provided
certificate authority (CA) signed certificate. This step can be done during onboarding or afterwards.
To upload SSL certificate:
1.
Click
Choose File
to browse and select the appropriate SSL certificate, and then click
Upload
certificate
.
2.
Click
Continue
to open the
Management network settings
page.
10.3 | Configuring DNS resolver settings
Caution
Be careful while configuring DNS resolver settings. If you enter wrong information,
some functions may not work. You will not be able to update the information later.
To configure DNS resolver settings:
1.
On the
DNS resolver settings
page, enter values for
DNS Server
and
Search Domain
.
2.
Click
Apply and
Continue
to open the
Network time protocol
(
NTP)
page.
10.4 | Configuring network time protocol
Lyve CORTX and any S3 Clients must be time synchronized via an NTP server. CORTX Manager allows the
setting of the NTP server address and a time zone. The time zone on CORTX Manager does not have to
match the S3 Client(s). Once the CORTX Manager setting is applied, the setting is then configured on
both servers in Lyve CORTX.
To configure network time protocol:
1.
On the
Network time protocol (NTP)
page, enter NTP server address and select the time zone.
The selected time zone is used by the system.
2.
Click
Apply and
Continue
to open the
Notifications settings
tab.
10.5 | Configuring notifications
The system offers an option to configure notifications. It is strongly recommended that you configure at
least one email address to receive system notifications. You can configure the system to receive
notifications such as system updates, or alerts through email using the Simple Network Management
Protocol (SNMP).
