Veritas Flex Appliance Getting Started and Administration Guide
- Product overview
- Release notes
- Flex Appliance 3.0 new features, enhancements, and changes
- Flex Appliance 3.1 new features, enhancements, and changes
- Flex Appliance 3.2 new features, enhancements, and changes
- Flex Appliance 3.3 new features, enhancements, and changes
- Supported upgrade and update paths to this release
- Operational notes
- Flex Appliance 3.0 release content
- Flex Appliance 3.1 release content
- Flex Appliance 3.2 release content
- Flex Appliance 3.3 release content
- Getting started
- Initial configuration guidelines and checklist
- Performing the initial configuration
- Adding a node
- Accessing and using the Flex Appliance Shell
- Accessing and using the Flex Appliance Console
- Managing the appliance from the Appliance Management Console
- Setting the date and time for appliance nodes
- Common tasks in Flex Appliance
- Managing network settings
- Managing users
- Overview of the Flex Appliance default users
- Managing Flex Appliance Console users and tenants
- Adding a tenant
- Editing a tenant
- Removing a tenant
- Adding a local user to the Flex Appliance Console
- Connecting a remote user domain to the Flex Appliance Console
- Editing a remote user domain in the Flex Appliance Console
- Importing a remote user or user group to the Flex Appliance Console
- Managing single sign-on (SSO)
- Managing identity providers (IDPs)
- Importing a single sign-on user or user group to the Flex Appliance Console
- Managing user authentication with smart cards or digital certificates
- Changing a local user password in the Flex Appliance Console
- Expiring local user passwords in the Flex Appliance Console
- Unlocking a local user account in the Flex Appliance Console
- Removing users from the Flex Appliance Console
- Changing the password policy
- Changing the hostadmin user password in the Flex Appliance Shell
- Changing the sysadmin user password in the Veritas Remote Management Interface
- Using Flex Appliance
- Managing the repository
- Creating application instances
- Managing application instances from Flex Appliance and NetBackup
- Managing application instances from Flex Appliance
- Upgrading application instances
- Updating an application instance to a newer revision
- About Flex Appliance updates
- Appliance security
- Monitoring the appliance
- Registering an appliance
- Configuring alerts
- Monitoring the appliance from the System Health Insights portal
- Viewing the hardware status
- Viewing hardware faults
- Viewing system data
- Clearing the hardware status
- Forwarding logs
- Providing access for external monitoring
- Revoking access for external monitoring
- Reconfiguring the appliance
- Troubleshooting guidelines
Using network access control
You can use the network access control feature to control which IP addresses are allowed to access the appliance. Use HTTPS access control to control which IP addresses can access the Flex Appliance Console or the APIs through HTTPS. Use SSH access control to control which IP addresses can access the Flex Appliance Shell through SSH.
To configure or edit network access control
- Sign in to the Flex Appliance Console as the default admin user and click the gear icon in the upper-right corner of the page, then click Network Access Control.
- Depending on which service you want to configure, click Configure or Edit under HTTPS access control or SSH access control.
- Follow the prompts to add the IP addresses or subnets that you want to have access to the appliance. Any IP addresses that are not included in the allowed list cannot access the appliance.
Note the following information:
The IP protocol of the addresses in the allowed list must match the protocol of the appliance.
Subnets must be entered in CIDR notation. For example, 1.1.1.0/24.
If you use the Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP), add subnets instead of IP addresses.
For HTTPS access control, you must include your current IP address in the allowed list. It can be entered by itself or as part of a subnet.
For SSH access control, you can leave the allowed list empty to block all SSH access.
To disable or enable network access control
- Sign in to the Flex Appliance Console as the default admin user and click the gear icon in the upper-right corner of the page, then click Network Access Control.
- Depending on which service you want to disable or enable, click Edit under HTTPS access control or SSH access control.
- Deselect or select the check box next to Enable HTTPS access control or Enable SSH access control.