cpqacuxe-6.40-11.0.i386.rpm Server Server Red Hat Linux 9 Red Hat Linux 8.0 Red Hat Linux 7.3 Red Hat Advanced Server 2.1 UnitedLinux 1.0 SuSE Linux Enterprise Server 7 Red Hat Enterprise Linux 2.1 Software - System Management ソフトウェア - システム管理 hp Array Configuration Utility for Linux hp アレイ コンフィギュレーション ユーティリティ for Linux hp Array Configuration Utility for Linux hp アレイ コンフィギュレーション ユーティリティ for Linux Hewlett-Packard Company English (US) 英語 Supported Operating Systems
  • Red Hat Linux 7.3
  • Red Hat Advanced Server 2.1
  • Red Hat Linux 8.0 with compat-libstdc++ package (on Red Hat 8.0 distribution CD) installed
  • SuSE Linux Enterprise Server 7
The following driver upgrades are required:
  • CPQARRAY driver version 2.4.25 or later (cpq_cpqarray_xxxx-2.4.25.i386.rpm, xxxx stands for the Linux distribution)
  • CCISS driver version 2.4.42 or later (cpq_cciss_xxxx-2.4.42.i386.rpm, xxxx stands for the Linux distribution)
The following drivers are available from http://www.hp.com:
  • FCA2214 fibre channel HBA driver (for MSA1000 controller) 6.0.4 or later
  • FCA2355 fibre channel HBA driver (for MSA1000 controller) 4.20p or later
  • FCA2404DC fibre channel HBA driver (for MSA1000 controller) 4.20p or later
These drivers are available from http://www.compaq.com/products/servers/linux/softwaredrivers.html.]]> Supported Operating Systems
  • Red Hat Linux 7.3
  • Red Hat Advanced Server 2.1
  • Red Hat Linux 8.0 with compat-libstdc++ package (on Red Hat 8.0 distribution CD) installed
  • SuSE Linux Enterprise Server 7
The following driver upgrades are required:
  • CPQARRAY driver version 2.4.25 or later (cpq_cpqarray_xxxx-2.4.25.i386.rpm, xxxx stands for the Linux distribution)
  • CCISS driver version 2.4.42 or later (cpq_cciss_xxxx-2.4.42.i386.rpm, xxxx stands for the Linux distribution)
The following drivers are available from http://www.hp.com:
  • FCA2214 fibre channel HBA driver (for MSA1000 controller) 6.0.4 or later
  • FCA2355 fibre channel HBA driver (for MSA1000 controller) 4.20p or later
  • FCA2404DC fibre channel HBA driver (for MSA1000 controller) 4.20p or later
These drivers are available from http://www.compaq.com/products/servers/linux/softwaredrivers.html.]]> Installation:
  • ACU is distributed using Red Hat Package Manager (RPM) packages.
  • If there is an older version of ACU (or ACU-XE) installed on the system, please use "rpm -e cpqacuxe" to remove it first.
  • Use "rpm -i <file name>" to install the server.
  • Please type "man rpm" for other details regarding RPM.
  • The software resides in /usr/lib, /opt/compaq/cpqacuxe and the executable name is cpqacuxe which is located in /usr/sbin.
  • The password resetting utility is hphmmopasswd that is located in /opt/compaq/cpqacuxe/bld.
]]> Run the ACU server:
  • Make sure that you have gone through the following checklist:
    • Change the ACU administrator password to something other than the default. Refer to step 3 in "Run the ACU client" section.
    • Only run ACU on servers that are on a local intranet or a secure network.
    • Secure the management port (port 2301) on your network.
    • Run cpqacuxe as root.
  • To start the server:
    • If /usr/sbin is already added in your path, just type: "cpqacuxe" for local access only or "cpqacuxe -R" for remote access.
    • For more options, please use "cpqacuxe --help".
]]> Run the ACU client: Netscape Navigator 6.2x, or Mozilla 1.0 on Linux or Internet Explorer 5.5 or above on Microsoft Windows NT 4.0/Windows 2000.
  • If remote access is enabled: Type "http://SERVERNAME:2301" into the url field. The servername should be the IP address or server name of the host on which the ACU server is running.
  • If remote access is disabled:
    • Type "http://127.0.0.1:2301" into the url field on the machine on which the ACU server is running.
    • On the Device Home Page that opens in the browser, click the anonymous link near the top of the screen. You should now see a login screen.
    • Enter your username and password. For first-time use, these will both be administrator. Change the password to something else if you have not done that.
        • NOTE: You can change the username or password by clicking the appropriate link on this screen. The choice of username is limited to user, guest, or administrator. When you have successfully logged in, you should see the Device Home Page again.
    • Click the ACU button near the bottom of the screen.
    ]]> Exiting ACU:
    • To exit the ACU client, close the browser by clicking on the Exit link.
    • To exit the ACU server, type "cpqacuxe -stop".
    ]]>     Additional Notes
    • Users will automatically be logged out after a predetermined period of inactivity when using ACU and will have to re-login.
    • On the Web-based Management Device Homepage, under "options", "Anonymous Access" should be enabled when using ACU.
    • When clicking on a controller that is currently being configured in a different ACU session, a message will appear which allows you to override the other ACU session or cancel. If you choose to override the other ACU session, any unsaved changes in the other session will be discarded.
    • To properly exit out of ACU session, click on the Exit link in the ACU window.
    • ACU is best viewed in Netscape with Verdana and Arial fonts. It is recommended that you install these fonts.
    • CCISS and CPQARRAY drivers support up to 16 logical drives per controller. After creating or deleting logical drives with ACU, under some special circumstances, the device name mapping might change after you first reboot the system. Also, Linux might see previously not visible logical drives after rebooting. This name mapping problem is common to all SCSI devices on linux. Please refer to drive_reordering.htm in the installation directory for detailed explaination.
    • Do not insert or remove a controller driver module when cpqacuxe is running.
    • Please stop the hp Storage Agents when deleting logical drives since hp Storage Agents keeps all logical drives open.
    • If all physical drives on a controller fail or are removed, software keys will not be saved to the controller.
    ]]>     Installation:
    • ACU is distributed using Red Hat Package Manager (RPM) packages.
    • If there is an older version of ACU (or ACU-XE) installed on the system, please use "rpm -e cpqacuxe" to remove it first.
    • Use "rpm -i <file name>" to install the server.
    • Please type "man rpm" for other details regarding RPM.
    • The software resides in /usr/lib, /opt/compaq/cpqacuxe and the executable name is cpqacuxe which is located in /usr/sbin.
    • The password resetting utility is hphmmopasswd that is located in /opt/compaq/cpqacuxe/bld.
    ]]>     Run the ACU server:
    • Make sure that you have gone through the following checklist:
      • Change the ACU administrator password to something other than the default. Refer to step 3 in "Run the ACU client" section.
      • Only run ACU on servers that are on a local intranet or a secure network.
      • Secure the management port (port 2301) on your network.
      • Run cpqacuxe as root.
    • To start the server:
      • If /usr/sbin is already added in your path, just type: "cpqacuxe" for local access only or "cpqacuxe -R" for remote access.
      • For more options, please use "cpqacuxe --help".
    ]]>     Run the ACU client: Netscape Navigator 6.2x, or Mozilla 1.0 on Linux or Internet Explorer 5.5 or above on Microsoft Windows NT 4.0/Windows 2000.
    • If remote access is enabled: Type "http://SERVERNAME:2301" into the url field. The servername should be the IP address or server name of the host on which the ACU server is running.
    • If remote access is disabled:
      • Type "http://127.0.0.1:2301" into the url field on the machine on which the ACU server is running.
      • On the Device Home Page that opens in the browser, click the anonymous link near the top of the screen. You should now see a login screen.
      • Enter your username and password. For first-time use, these will both be administrator. Change the password to something else if you have not done that.
          • NOTE: You can change the username or password by clicking the appropriate link on this screen. The choice of username is limited to user, guest, or administrator. When you have successfully logged in, you should see the Device Home Page again.
      • Click the ACU button near the bottom of the screen.
      ]]> Exiting ACU:
      • To exit the ACU client, close the browser by clicking on the Exit link.
      • To exit the ACU server, type "cpqacuxe -stop".
      ]]>       Additional Notes
      • Users will automatically be logged out after a predetermined period of inactivity when using ACU and will have to re-login.
      • On the Web-based Management Device Homepage, under "options", "Anonymous Access" should be enabled when using ACU.
      • When clicking on a controller that is currently being configured in a different ACU session, a message will appear which allows you to override the other ACU session or cancel. If you choose to override the other ACU session, any unsaved changes in the other session will be discarded.
      • To properly exit out of ACU session, click on the Exit link in the ACU window.
      • ACU is best viewed in Netscape with Verdana and Arial fonts. It is recommended that you install these fonts.
      • CCISS and CPQARRAY drivers support up to 16 logical drives per controller. After creating or deleting logical drives with ACU, under some special circumstances, the device name mapping might change after you first reboot the system. Also, Linux might see previously not visible logical drives after rebooting. This name mapping problem is common to all SCSI devices on linux. Please refer to drive_reordering.htm in the installation directory for detailed explaination.
      • Do not insert or remove a controller driver module when cpqacuxe is running.
      • Please stop the hp Storage Agents when deleting logical drives since hp Storage Agents keeps all logical drives open.
      • If all physical drives on a controller fail or are removed, software keys will not be saved to the controller.
      ]]>       Supported Client Side Browsers:
      • Netscape 6.2 and Mozilla 1.0 with Personal Security Manager (mozilla-psm) on Linux.
      • Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.5 or above on Microsoft Windows NT 4.0/Windows 2000.
      Please make sure the following browser options are enabled:
      • Automatically load images and other data types.
      • JAVA script
      • Style sheet
      ]]>       Supported Controllers
      • Smart Array 6400 EM Controller
      • Smart Array 5312 Controller
      • Smart Array 5302 Controller
      • Smart Array 5304 Controller
      • Smart Array 532 Controller
      • Smart Array 5i Controller
      • Integrated Smart Array Controller
      • Smart Array 4200 Controller
      • Smart Array 4250ES Controller
      • Smart Array 431 Controller
      • Smart Array 3200 Controller
      • Smart Array Cluster Controller
      • MSA1000 Controller
      ]]>       support@compaq.com. For feedback or suggestions on ACU, please send comments to acu@compaq.com; however, we regret support cannot be provided through this address.]]>       Supported Client Side Browsers:
      • Netscape 6.2 and Mozilla 1.0 with Personal Security Manager (mozilla-psm) on Linux.
      • Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.5 or above on Microsoft Windows NT 4.0/Windows 2000.
      Please make sure the following browser options are enabled:
      • Automatically load images and other data types.
      • JAVA script
      • Style sheet
      ]]>       Supported Controllers
      • Smart Array 6400 EM Controller
      • Smart Array 5312 Controller
      • Smart Array 5302 Controller
      • Smart Array 5304 Controller
      • Smart Array 532 Controller
      • Smart Array 5i Controller
      • Integrated Smart Array Controller
      • Smart Array 4200 Controller
      • Smart Array 4250ES Controller
      • Smart Array 431 Controller
      • Smart Array 3200 Controller
      • Smart Array Cluster Controller
      • MSA1000 Controller
      ]]>       support@compaq.com. For feedback or suggestions on ACU, please send comments to acu@compaq.com; however, we regret support cannot be provided through this address.]]>
    • Optimized configuration view and standard configuration list of tasks.
    • Improved keyboard controls and hotkeys in Internet Explorer.
    • Standard configuration for the directory instead of the wizard menu.
    • Task links for wizards available in standard configuration.
    • Improved user interface performance.
    • support for Smart Array 6400 EM Controller
    ]]>
  • Optimized configuration view and standard configuration list of tasks.
  • Improved keyboard controls and hotkeys in Internet Explorer.
  • Standard configuration for the directory instead of the wizard menu.
  • Task links for wizards available in standard configuration.
  • Improved user interface performance.
  • support for Smart Array 6400 EM Controller
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  • Security vulnerability which had the potential to allow Denial of Service (DoS) attacks through maliciously malformed HTTP requests. These maliciously malformed HTTP requests will stop the management products, and for NetWare, abend the OS. A fix to prevent cross-site scripting was checked in to remedy this. Please note that for other Operating Systems (Windows, Linux, etc.) the Operating System will not be affected, and the main functionality of the targeted servers cannot be affected; only the HP Management Products can be halted.
  • Security vulnerability which had the potential to allow Denial of Service (DoS) attacks through maliciously formatted HTTP Header information. These maliciously malformed HTTP requests will stop the management products, and for NetWare, abend the OS. Please note that for other Operating Systems (Windows, Linux, etc.) the Operating System will not be affected, and the main functionality of the targeted servers cannot be affected; only the HP Management Products can be halted.
  • Security vulnerability that had the potential to allow timing attacks to be performed on RSA keys, a vulnerability to which OpenSSL is generally vulnerable. The correction involves turning RSA blinding on. OpenSSL version 0.9.6j addresses this vulnerability and was incorporated to remedy this.
  • security vulnerability to which OpenSSL is generally vulnerable. This vulnerability has the potential to allow a timing attack on OpenSSL that in effect allows an attacker, through creating millions of invalid SSL/TSL connections, to perform a single RSA private key operation on a ciphertext of its choice using the server's RSA key, without actually compromising the server's RSA key. OpenSSL version 0.9.6j addresses this vulnerability and was incorporated to remedy this.
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  • Security vulnerability which had the potential to allow Denial of Service (DoS) attacks through maliciously malformed HTTP requests. These maliciously malformed HTTP requests will stop the management products, and for NetWare, abend the OS. A fix to prevent cross-site scripting was checked in to remedy this. Please note that for other Operating Systems (Windows, Linux, etc.) the Operating System will not be affected, and the main functionality of the targeted servers cannot be affected; only the HP Management Products can be halted.
  • Security vulnerability which had the potential to allow Denial of Service (DoS) attacks through maliciously formatted HTTP Header information. These maliciously malformed HTTP requests will stop the management products, and for NetWare, abend the OS. Please note that for other Operating Systems (Windows, Linux, etc.) the Operating System will not be affected, and the main functionality of the targeted servers cannot be affected; only the HP Management Products can be halted.
  • Security vulnerability that had the potential to allow timing attacks to be performed on RSA keys, a vulnerability to which OpenSSL is generally vulnerable. The correction involves turning RSA blinding on. OpenSSL version 0.9.6j addresses this vulnerability and was incorporated to remedy this.
  • security vulnerability to which OpenSSL is generally vulnerable. This vulnerability has the potential to allow a timing attack on OpenSSL that in effect allows an attacker, through creating millions of invalid SSL/TSL connections, to perform a single RSA private key operation on a ciphertext of its choice using the server's RSA key, without actually compromising the server's RSA key. OpenSSL version 0.9.6j addresses this vulnerability and was incorporated to remedy this.
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