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Configuration settings and service startup

When Management Infrastructure software is first installed on a machine, the default settings are

applied and there is no Management Infrastructure configuration file. When you make and save the

first change using the configuration interface, Management Infrastructure software creates a

configuration file and writes the changes to the file. All subsequent configuration changes are written

to the configuration file.

If no changes are made to the configuration settings, the default settings are applied whenever the

Management Infrastructure service is started. Once any setting is changed, the settings in the

configuration file are applied whenever the Management Infrastructure service is started.

See also “Restoring the default configuration for a machine” on page 60.

Interface server (Management Infrastructure specific)

The term interface server refers to the Management Infrastructure software which runs the user interface

integration functions.

When logging in to an Management Infrastructure interface, HP recommends that you enter a qualified

user name. That is, enter a name that includes a valid OS security domain, for example,

user@machine, user@domain, machine/user or domain/user.

If you enter an unqualified user name (one with no explicit domain), Management Infrastructure will

silently append the local machine name. Because of the distributed nature of the Management

Infrastructure environment, this could lead to authentication issues.

OS security domains

The term OS security domain refers to a security domain which is managed by an Management Group

member machines's operating system. All OS security domains have an associated type. For example,

in Windows the types are: local and active directory.

Registry (Management Infrastructure specific)

The term registry refers to the distributed registry tables where Management Infrastructure discovery

components store information and where Management Infrastructure capable applications can advertise

their services and find the services that they need. A registry is located in every discovery component

on every Management Infrastructure server.

The distributed Management Infrastructure discovery components cooperate to replicate their registries

and to forward lookup requests, if necessary. There is no central discovery component or registry.

You can view a registry page in the configuration interface. See “Configuration interface – registry

page quick tour” on page 46.

Management Group security certificates

Each Management Group uses a unique self-signed security certificate to manage login access.

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