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Multiple Domain Environment
The following illustration shows how to set up a multiple domain
environment with the following components:
• Domain Controller
—
There are several Windows AD domain controllers
in the illustration, including the parent domain dcm.dell.com and the
child domans east.dcm.dell.com and west.dcm.dell.com.
• Power Center Server
—
server1.east.dcm.dell.com is the server with Power
Center installed. It is an AD domain controller, the domain name is
east.dcm.dell.com
。
• Power Center Client
—
test.west.dcm.dell.com is the client server that
connects to the network of the Power Center server.
To set up the Kerberos SSO multiple domain environment, perform the
following steps:
Step 1. Install Power Center
When installing Power Center, do the following:
1
Set up the Default Realm Name of the domain in which Power Center is
installed. You must enter FQDN. For example, east.dcm.dell.com.
2
Set up the AD Domain Controller addresses. Separate multiple addresses
with a comma. For example, 192.168.0.2, 192.168.0.3.
3
Specify a domain user for east.dcm.dell.com as Power Center server’s
domain account for Kerberos SSO. For example, "Jerry" and Jerry’s
password.
Step 2. Set up SPN for Power Center service
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- User Guide 1
- Notes, Cautions, and Warnings 2
- Contents 3
- Overview 11
- Topology 12
- System Requirements 13
- Supported Devices 14
- Getting Started 16
- Use Case Introduction 18
- Getting Started 19 19
- Use Case 4: Managing Devices 20
- Structure 20
- Events of a Device or Group 21
- Devices/Groups 21
- Getting Started 22 22
- Installing and Launching 23
- Installed Directories 26
- Power Center Services 26
- Uninstalling Power Center 27
- Launching Power Center 28
- Installing and Launching 29 29
- Access Control 30
- Access Control 32 32
- Access Control 33 33
- Access Control 34 34
- Single Domain Environment 35
- Access Control 36 36
- Multiple Domain Environment 37
- Access Control 38 38
- Multiple User Login 39
- Logging out 40
- Managing User Roles 40
- Managing User Accounts 41
- Updating a User 42
- Deleting a User 42
- Managing Privileges 43
- Global Configuration 46
- Device Discovery 47
- Manage Role/User 47
- View Device/Group 47
- Manage Device/Group 47
- Manage Policy 48
- Manage Event 48
- Licensing 49
- Viewing License 50
- Device Discovery 52 52
- Adding a Device Manually 54
- Device Discovery 55 55
- Protocol Profile 56
- Device Management 58
- Editing Devices 60
- Editing Protocol 61
- Deleting Devices 61
- Filtering Devices 62
- Sorting Devices 63
- Group Management 64
- Finding a Group or Device 65
- Group Management 66 66
- Physical Groups 67
- Managing Physical Groups 68
- Moving a Physical Group 71
- Editing Physical Groups 72
- Deleting Physical Groups 72
- Viewing Physical Groups 72
- Physical Groups 73 73
- Logical Groups 74
- Editing Logical Groups 76
- Deleting Logical Groups 76
- Viewing Logical Groups 76
- Logical Groups 77 77
- Power Monitoring 78
- Power Monitoring 79 79
- Viewing Power Details 80
- Viewing Energy Consumption 82
- Monitoring PDU Power 83
- Monitoring UPS Power 84
- Power Dashboard 85
- Power Monitoring 86 86
- Power Monitoring 87 87
- Temperature Monitoring 88
- Viewing Temperature Details 89
- Temperature Dashboard 92
- Temperature Monitoring 93 93
- Temperature Monitoring 94 94
- Power Policies 95
- Power Policies 96 96
- Power Policy Capabilities 97
- Creating a Policy 98
- Viewing Policy Details 101
- Policy Priority Levels 101
- Policy Modes 102
- Enabling/Disabling Policy 102
- Updating a Policy 103
- Deleting Policies 103
- Filtering Policies 104
- Emergency Power Reduction 104
- Policy-Related Events 105
- Comparing 106
- Adding a Device or Group 107
- Comparing 108 108
- Event Management 109
- Custom Events 112
- Supported PDU/UPS Events 114
- Event Severity Levels 115
- Viewing Events 115
- Sorting Events 116
- Editing Events 116
- Deleting Events 116
- Filtering Events 117
- Event Management 119 119
- Security 120
- Security 121 121
- OS Hardening 122
- Audit Log 123
- Managing Certificates 124
- Security 125 125
- Configuring Power Center 126
- Default Units Settings 127
- Energy Consumption Settings 128
- SNMP Traps Settings 128
- Configuring Power Center 129 129
- Database Policy Settings 130
- Configuring Power Center 131 131
- "-1" 131
- Installation Settings 132
- Configuring Power Center 133 133
- Configuring Power Center 134 134
- Configuring Power Center 135 135
- Configuring Power Center 136 136
- Configuring Power Center 137 137
- Kerberos Realm Settings 138
- Backup and Recovery 139
- Power Center Backup 140
- Power Center Recovery 141
- Backup and Recovery 142 142
- Troubleshooting 144
- Troubleshooting 145 145
- Troubleshooting 146 146
- Troubleshooting 147 147
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