System Management Home Page - Not loading remotely

[Roy Cohen]

When I login to the machine via remote console and load http://localhost:2381 it works fine

When i try http://remoteip:2381 it doesnt load

here are a couple of things i have noticed:
1. I have multiple machines that have IIS installed with the same problem
2. They also have multiple virtual IP's
3. I have tried running this with and with out IP binding - didnt help.

If any one has encounter this exact problem and has a solution - please let me know.

Thanks

[Rancher]

You need to use https when you do it remotely. If it doesn't work with the IP, try the server name.

[Derek_56]

Roy,

Assuming you haven't forgotten the 's' in https, also check out your binding order on the system. We had the same issue with the System Management Homepage binding to the first adapter in the list (assuming a multi-homed system) and it was one on an isolated network segment. Check that the adapter you wish the SMH to communicate on remotely is first in that list. To do so, open Network Connections -> Click 'Advanced' menu -> Select 'Advanced Settings'. From here prioritize your connections.

Hope this helps,

Derek

[Roy Cohen]

Hi,

1. Yes i mean't to write https://remoteip:2381

2. Derek,

Thanks for the reply, i moved the adapter up to be the first, but that didn't help.

[Roy Cohen]

Hi,

1. Yes i meant to write https://remoteip:2381

2. Derek,

Thanks for the reply, i moved the adapter up to be the first, but that didn't help.

[Thomas Olsen_1]

Hi Roy

It is possible to configure permissions on SMH to only allow local access.
If you installed SMH as par of Proliant Support Pack, did you configure anything for SMH before you installed it?

/Thomas

[Roy Cohen]

Hi Thomas,

I installed them with the default settings of the support pack - i didn't do any pre configurations.

[Thomas Olsen_1]

Hi Roy

After starting the PSP installation, you get a left and right window open.
In the left window, you can expand "All configurable components" (or something like that).
Then rightclick on SMH and choose configure. There are a few configurable items there for you.

Not sure if you did any configuration initially before you installed it.

/Thomas

[Roy Cohen]

Thomas,

What i meant is that i did not set local access restrictions - i also check one of the machine and see no such restriction on it.

Please note that i have installed multiple machines with the support pack and most of them work except for machines with virtual IP's and IIS installed on them...

Thanks