Ucsd setup proxy server

Make note of any missing attributes you may need. Finally, restart your Shibboleth service. Server Configuration: Apache Tell apache to use shibboleth. In apache's httpd. You should be redirected to the test idP, which simulates logging in by asking you to pick a pre defined usesr. You will then be returned to Apache, which will return This time you should "login" then be redirected to your web app. Configuration Alternatives Both shibboleth2. Apache forward everything to Shibboleth; Shibboleth selectively requires a session.

Apache version: Require Shibboleth Authentication for everything by default. System Task Remoting check box Check to administratively enable the remote execution. Organization Name First Level field The name of the parent organization for which this feature should be enabled. Organization Name Second Level field The name of the child organization for which this feature should be enabled. User Menus You can enable customized menu operations for individual user roles.

Step 2 On the System page, click User Roles. Step 3 Click the row with the user role for which you want to edit the user menus. Step 6 On the Menu Settings screen, you can view the menu settings for the chosen user role.

Step 7 Check or uncheck the menu check boxes to allow menus for that role, or check Reset to Defaults. Step 8 Click Submit. Step 3 Click the row with the user role for which you want to edit the user permissions. Step 6 On the User Permissions screen, you can view the read and write operations for the chosen user role. Step 7 Check or uncheck the check boxes to allow read and write operations for an individual role, or check Reset to Defaults.

Following are the tasks that you can complete from the System Tasks screen: View the available systems tasks—You can use the Expand and Collapse options to view all the system tasks that are available on this page. From this Manage Task screen, you can perform the following tasks: Disable and enable system tasks—In circumstances when there are multiple processes or tasks running on the appliance, you can choose to disable a system task.

For more information, see Scheduling a System Task In a single-node setup, where there is only one server, all system tasks run on this server. Following are the recommended steps to perform this task: Ensure that the secondary servers are available in Cisco UCS Director as nodes.

Step 2 On the System page, click Service Nodes. Step 3 Click Service Node Pools. Step 6 Optional In the Description field, enter a description of the node pool name.

Step 7 Click Submit. Creating a System Task Policy As an administrator, you can choose to combine a few policies and create a system task policy, in addition to the default system task policy.

Step 4 On the Add screen, enter the name that you gave the system task policy in the Name field. Step 5 Optional In the Description field, enter a description of the system task policy. Step 6 From the Node Pool drop-down list, choose the node pool to which this system task policy belongs. The selected node pool now belongs to the newly created system task policy. Step 3 Click the row with the system task policy to which you want to assign a node pool.

Note If the default system task policy is used, you can assign service nodes to this policy. Step 5 From the Node Pool drop-down list, choose a node pool that you want to assign to the system task policy. The selected node pool now belongs to the system task policy. Role field You cannot edit this field. Service Node Pool drop-down list By default, the default-service-node-pool is displayed. Description field The description of the of the service node. Protocol drop-down list Choose either http default or https.

UserName field The infraUser user name is entered by default. Note The InfraUser user name is not the default administrator user to login to the system. Step 2 On the System page, click System Tasks. Step 3 Choose a folder that contains system tasks. Note system tasks are available.

Step 4 Choose the task and click Manage Task. The Manage Task screen appears. Step 5 From the Task Execution drop-down list, choose Enable. Step 6 From the System Task Policy drop-down list, choose a system policy. The system task is assigned to the selected system policy. Step 3 Choose a task from the list.

Step 4 Click Run Now. The result of the executed system task is updated in the user interface. Step 3 Choose a folder that contains one or more system tasks. Step 5 To disable a system task, from the Task Execution drop-down list, choose Disable. Step 6 To enable a system task, from the Task Execution drop-down list, choose Enable. Step 3 Choose a system task and click Manage Task. Step 4 In the Manage Task screen, complete the following fields to schedule the system task: Name Description Schedule Type drop-down list Specify the schedule type for the system task.

It can be one of the following options: Fixed Delay —Implies the time period between the completion of one task execution and the initiation of the next task execution. Hours Choose a number from the dropdown list. Enable Custom Frequency check box Check this check box to enable a custom frequency for the system task.

Recurrence Type drop-down list Specify the recurrence schedule for the system task. Frequency drop-down list Choose a frequency for the system task. Frequency Interval drop-down list Choose a frequency interval from the drop-down list.

You can either upload a new image and set it as the icon, or you can choose a different icon from the set of system-provided icons Important While uploading an icon, ensure that the icon is in either the. SVG image, ensure that the pixel compression is as follows: For action icons— 24px x 24px For table icons—16px x 16px For status icons—16px x 16px For header icons— 20px x 20px except for the alert icon After you select an icon, you must log out and log in again to the system for the new icon to be visible in the user interface.

Step 3 Select an icon set category. Step 5 Expand Icon Images. Step 6 Select an icon image from the list of icons. Step 7 Click edit. Step 8 In the Edit Icon Images Entry page, complete one of the following steps: Choose an image that currently exists in the system using the Use Existing icon drop-down list. Important While uploading an icon, ensure that the icon is in either the. SVG image, ensure that the pixel compression is as follows: For action icons— 24px x 24px For table icons—16px x 16px For status icons—16px x 16px For header icons— 20px x 20px except for the alert icon Step 9 Click Submit.

What to do next You must log out and log in again to the system for the new icon to be visible in the user interface. Step 3 Choose the row with the icon category that contains the icon that you want to edit. Step 4 Click Icon Images. Step 5 On the Manage Icon Images screen, choose an icon image to edit. Step 6 Click Edit. Step 8 Choose a replacement file to upload by clicking Browse and browsing to an image.

Step 9 Click Upload. Step 10 Once the upload is finished, click Submit. Step 3 Choose the row with the icon category that contains the icon that you want to delete. Step 3 Choose the row with the icon category that you want to preview. Step 5 On the Manage Icon Images screen, choose an icon image to preview.

Step 6 Click the Information icon to preview the image. Tag Library Tagging is when you assign a label to an object. Note If resource entity is not associated with the tag, the table is empty. Creating a Tag Creating a Tag You can use the Create action on the Tag Library screen to create a tag that can be assigned to one or more objects in report page.

Step 2 Click Create. Description field The description of the tag. Possible Tag Values field The possible values for the tag. Step 4 Click Next. Taggable Entities field Choose the entities on which the tag need to be applied. Note The tags are displayed under the respective category according to the set taggable entities.

What to do next After creating a tag, you can edit, clone and delete it by selecting the respective option in the user interface. Support Information Cisco UCS Director support provides basic and advanced system information, including the license status, database tables, version, resource usage, logs, and debugging processes for troubleshooting.

Step 2 From the System Information drop-down list, choose the type of system information you want to view. Step 3 Click Submit. Step 3 From the Show Log drop-down list, choose the log file that you want to view. Step 4 Click Show Logs.

Downloading Logs You can download all the log files as a zipped file. Step 3 Click Download. Starting the Debug Log Debug logging enables you to record a maximum of 30 minutes debug logging to a log file. Step 3 Click Start Debug Logging. Step 4 Click Stop Debug Logging to stop the recording.

The recording will automatically stop once it reaches the 30 minute limit. Step 4 Perform any tests that you want to run. A compressed zip file is generated and downloaded on to your desktop. Database Audit Logging Database audit logging lets the system record information on login events and query events. Note You can disable database audit logging if the system encounters performance issues due to a heavy audit log output. Step 2 Run the following commands to stop all services running on the system.

This is required only if you have proxy configuration enabled. Step 2 Click Settings. Step 3 In the Settings dialog box, choose Proxy Configuration. Step 6 Enter the proxy port number in the Proxy Port field. Step 7 To authenticate access to the proxy server, turn the Authentication mode on and enter the Username and Password.

Step 8 Click Ok. Based on the connectivity to Cisco Intersight , the Status field displays one of the following messages: When the connection to Cisco Intersight is successful, the status messages could be one of the following: Unclaimed —Implies that the connection is successful but the device is not claimed.

Note The header pane of the user interface now includes an icon to indicate the status of the device in Cisco Intersight. Icon Description Indicates that the device is not claimed in Cisco Intersight. Indicates that the device is claimed in Cisco Intersight. When the connection to Cisco Intersight is unsuccessful, the status messages could be one of the following: Administratively disabled —Implies that the administrator has disabled managing the device from Cisco Intersight.

A message stating that there is no service is displayed. Although you can launch Cisco UCS Director from Cisco Intersight , following are some of the restrictions that you need to be aware of: You cannot edit a user profile.

You cannot perform any import and export actions. The main menu and the Dashboard are disabled. The Device Connector tab is not visible. You cannot perform any launch actions. You cannot upgrade connector packs. You cannot generate any summary reports. All service requests and audit log details are logged as Admin user. Procedure Step 1 Log into the Cisco Intersight user interface. Step 2 Choose Devices. Note Users with read-only permissions created in Cisco Intersight cannot perform any actions.

When new connector pack versions are available, the system notifies you in the following ways: Pop-up message when you log in to Cisco UCS Director user interface. Note This pop-up notification message is displayed once every 3 days.

This number indicates the number of connector packs that are available for upgrade. The latest version of the Base Platform connector pack is installed.

Note The New Upgrades Available icon is visible on the header only when new versions of the current running connector packs are available for upgrade.

Step 2 Check the check box of a connector pack from the list. You can check the check boxes of multiple connector packs. Step 3 Click Upgrade. Step 4 In the Confirm Upgrade dialog box, click Yes. Step 5 Click Logout. Information such as upgrade request ID, user that initiated the upgrade, upgrade start time and end time, and the upgrade status are displayed.

Step 3 Select a connector pack and choose View Details to view details such as connector pack name, upgraded version, and prior version. Step 4 Click State History to view the various states of the connector pack upgrade process. Step 5 Click Stages to view the entire lifecycle of the connector pack upgrade request.

Base Platform Pack and System Update Manager Cisco UCS Director includes the capability to update the following components of the software: Base Platform Pack—Includes basic infrastructure components such as the user interface, Shell admin console changes, and critical defect fixes. Prior to upgrading any of these packs, ensure that the following prerequisites are met: You must have system administrator privileges in Cisco UCS Director. From this screen, you can perform the following actions: Upgrade connector packs that you need for your environment.

See Upgrading Connector Packs. Upgrade the connector packs, Base Platform pack and System Update Manager together If you select all three options, the System Update Manager is upgraded first, followed by the connector packs, and then finally the Base Platform pack.

Step 2 Check the Base Platform check box. Step 4 In the Confirm Upgrade dialog box, click Yes to proceed with the upgrade. Step 5 Review the status messages on the System Upgrade Status screen.

Step 6 After the upgrade process completes successfully, click Logout. Step 7 Login to the user interface. Step 2 Check the System Update Manager check box. After the upgrade process is complete, the System Update Manager service is restarted. Upgrade Process Validation and Failure Scenarios After you initiate a system pack upgrade, a validation process is initiated in the system.

The following table describes the possible outcomes of the validation for system packs: Scenario Validation Process Outcome Information in the User Interface Recommended Action No problems with any system pack versions No workflows in progress No users logged into the system Succeeds The System Upgrade Validation screen displays the status None.

The upgrade process is initiated. Problems with one or more system packs Fails The System Upgrade Validation screen displays an error message and corrective action. Review the information and perform the corrective action suggested. Other users are logged into the system or Workflows are in progress Fails The System Upgrade Validation screen displays an error message and corrective action. The following table describes the possible issues that you could encounter during an upgrade process: Scenario Information in the User Interface Impact to Upgrade Process System pack upgrade is in progress and other users with administrator privileges logs in to the user interface.

The upgrade process completes successfully. System pack upgrade is in progress and an end user logs in to the user interface. The system startup page is displayed to the user.

You selected multiple packs for upgrade, and the upgrade for one system pack fails. Was this Document Helpful? Yes No Feedback. The outgoing SMTP server address. The outgoing SMTP server port number. The user ID. The user password. Outgoing Email Sender Email Address field. Server IP address field. Send Test Email check box. Check this check box to test the current email settings. The name of the email template. Template Description field. The description of the email template. Template Type drop-down list.

Subject field. The subject line for the email template. Reset to Default Subject check box. Body field. Reset to Default Body check box. Click Preview Template. The user-defined number of days that the system retains VM data.

Number of Days to Keep Events field. The user-defined number of days that the system retains all events. Events older than the specified time period are deleted.

Number of Days to Keep Trend Data field. This data is used for reporting. Number of Days to Keep Metering Data drop-down list. Choose the number of days that the system retains VM metering records. This data is specific to VMs and their resources. Currency drop-down list. Choose the type of currency to use. Enter the currency name one only.

Currency Precision drop-down list. Choose a time interval to check the availability of funds. Complete the required fields, including the following, to configure proxy on the system: Field Description Enable Proxy Configuration check box. Optional Check this check box to enable proxy and complete the following: Host Name field - Enter a host name for the proxy configuration. Enable Proxy Authentication check box.

Optional Check this check box to enable proxy authentication and complete the following: Proxy User Name field - Enter a proxy user name for the proxy authentication. Choose a workflow task from the list. Choose Workflow Designer. Update License. Use this option to add a new license to your system. Updating the License. Apply Upgrade License. Applying Upgrade License. Replace License. Replacing a License.

Migrate License. Migrating a License. License Keys. Viewing License Key Information. License Utilization. License Status. Displays information on license violations, if any. Viewing License Status. License Utilization History.

Resource Usage Data. Deactivated Licenses. Displays all the licenses that were deleted when you used the Replace Licenses option. Choose Apply Upgrade License. Specify the number of pods to upgrade. Click Apply. Choose Migrate License.

Click Update License. Click the row with the license that you want to verify. Review the information displayed on the screen. Review the information displayed in the screen. A unique name for the category.

Category Code field. Category Description field. A description of the category. Category Enabled check box. Default Smart Allocation Algorithm drop-down list.

Choose a default algorithm that must be applied during VM provisioning. Check Use customizable Login page. A name for the image. Description field. A description for the image that you upload.

Select a file for upload field. Click Browse to search and select an image file. Upload option. Click this option to upload the image. Submit option. Click Submit after the image is uploaded. Select a file for Upload field. In the Images section, click Add to add a new image that is not listed, and complete the following fields: Field Description Image Label field. In the Images section, click Add to add a new image not listed and complete the following fields: Field Description Image Label field.

Supported image format is PNG. Product Name field. The product name that must be displayed in the header. Product Name 2nd Line field. The second title of the product. Enable About Dialog check box. Administrator Portal. Custom Link 1 Label field. The custom link label 1 for the administrator portal.

Custom Link 1 URL field. The custom link URL 1 for the administrator portal. Custom Link 2 Label field. The custom link label 2 for the administrator portal. Custom Link 2 URL field. The custom link URL 2 for the administrator portal. End User Portal. The custom link label 1 for the End User Portal.

The custom link label 2 for the End User Portal. Edit the date format. From the drop-down list, choose from the available theme styles. Click the row with the report that you want to customize. Check to hide the report. New Label field. A new label for the report, if required. Check the required fields: Name Description Performance Monitoring check box.

Resource Metering check box. Check to enable monitoring of VM metering functions. If the VM metering function is disabled, chargeback does not work. Event Monitoring check box. Check to enable virtual and physical infrastructure events. Auto Support check box. Check to enable automatic support. Heat Map Report Computing check box. Check to enable generation of heat map reports for the virtual infrastructure. Automatic Assessment check box.

Check to generate reports on virtual assessment. Adaptive Provisioning Indexing check box. By default, the property box is not checked. System Task Remoting check box. Check to administratively enable the remote execution. Organization Name First Level field. The name of the parent organization for which this feature should be enabled. Organization Name Second Level field. The name of the child organization for which this feature should be enabled.

Click the row with the user role for which you want to edit the user menus. Click the row with the user role for which you want to edit the user permissions. Click Service Node Pools. The name of the service node.

Role field. Service Node Pool drop-down list. DNS Name field. The description of the of the service node. Protocol drop-down list. Choose either http default or https. Port field. UserName field. The infraUser user name is entered by default. The InfraUser user name is not the default administrator user to login to the system. Choose the task and click Manage Task. Choose a task from the list.

Choose a system task and click Manage Task. In the Manage Task screen, complete the following fields to schedule the system task: Name Description Schedule Type drop-down list. Specify the schedule type for the system task. Choose a number from the dropdown list. Enable Custom Frequency check box.

Check this check box to enable a custom frequency for the system task. Recurrence Type drop-down list.

Specify the recurrence schedule for the system task. It can be one of the following: No End Only Once. Faculty and staff are encouraged to use the VPN when working on administrative activities. Find information on VPN setup. The UCSD VPN creates a virtual private connection over public networks using encryption and other security checks to help protect against computer data transmission interception. It also helps ensure only authorized users can access campus networks. With VPN, network computing traffic between your remote machine off-campus or wireless and campus passes over a single, encrypted connection, and your remote machine has a UCSD IP address.