Before Installing Foglight
Installing Foglight
Preparing to install
Installing a new version of the Management Server
Running the Management Server
Step 1: Introduction
Installed directories
Foglight settings
Step 1: Introduction
Step 2: Transaction Product Agreement
Step 3: Select installation type
Step 4: Choose installation folder
Step 5: Choose shortcut location
Step 6: Foglight service
Step 7: Pre-installation summary
Step 8: Installing Foglight
Step 9: Foglight administrator password
Step 10: Foglight mode
Step 11: Foglight repository database type
Step 12: Foglight ports configuration
Step 13: Add Foglight license file
Step 14: Add Foglight to system service
Step 15: Foglight server startup
Step 16: Install complete
Foglight Server Startup page
Configuration about SQL Server Failover
Next steps
Embedded Agent Manager
Editing the server.config file
Enabling High Availability mode after installation
Changing external database credentials
Setting up an encrypted database connection
Setting up an encrypted LDAP connection with SSL
Using encryption when sending email from Foglight
Configuring ports
Configuring the cluster multicast port used in High Availability mode
Setting up Foglight server federation
Setting memory parameters for the server
Adding command-line options
Binding the Management Server to an IP address
Configuring Foglight to use stronger encryption
Configuring Foglight to use the HTTPS port
Setting the length of Foglight sessions
HP patch checking tool
Uninstalling Foglight
Upgrading the Management Server
Installing Foglight FAQ
Manual database configuration
Installing and Upgrading Cartridges
Installing Agents
Option 1 - Run the Foglight database tool to configure the database
Option 2 - Run SQL scripts to configure the database
Initializing the database
Starting and stopping the Management Server
Starting the Management Server
Running the Management Server as a Windows service
Stopping the Management Server
Starting and stopping the Management Server in High Availability mode
Logging in to Foglight
Running the Management Server FAQ
Changing external database credentials
Use the following method to reconfigure Foglight to start up with a new database password. The password can be updated in the server.config file.
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Open the server.config file. |
Setting up an encrypted database connection
The server.config file contains the optional parameter foglight.database.secureconn, which is used as part of the process of setting up an encrypted database connection for a MySQL® or Oracle® database. However, setting up an encrypted database connection is not supported if you are running a Microsoft® SQL Server® database.
Setting up an encrypted LDAP connection with SSL
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Acquire the LDAP server certificate in .pem format from the administrator. |
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Import the certificate into the Management Server keystore, <foglight_home>\jre\lib\security\cacerts (default password: changeit), with the following command: |
<foglight_home>\jre\bin\keytool -J-server ‑import ‑file <path_to_cert_file> ‑alias ldapsvrcert ‑keystore <path_to_cacerts> ‑storepass <store_pwd>
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Root CA certificate: <foglight_home>\jre\bin\keytool -import -trustcacerts -alias ldapsvrcert -keystore <path_to_cacerts> -storepass changeit -file <path_to_cert_file> |
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Intermediate CA certificate 1: <foglight_home>\jre\bin\keytool -import -alias ldapsvrcert2 -keystore <path_to_cacerts> -storepass changeit -file <path_to_cert_file> |
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Intermediate CA certificate 2: <foglight_home>\jre\bin\keytool -import -alias ldapsvrcert3 -keystore <path_to_cacerts> -storepass changeit -file <path_to_cert_file> |
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On the navigation panel, under Dashboards, click Administration > Users & Security > Directory Services Settings. |
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Using encryption when sending email from Foglight
You can configure Foglight to use the SSL protocol either on the Email Configuration Dashboard or by editing the related mail.use.ssl registry variable. See the Administration and Configuration Help for more information.