3.2.1 Logging in to SLM - Manager

(1) Before you start

• Verify that JP1/Base has been used to set JP1 user operation permissions for the user who will be logging in to SLM - Manager.

  For details about setting JP1 user operation permissions, see 1.6.4 Specifying operation permissions for each JP1 user.

• Verify that the target SLM - Manager is running.

  For details about starting SLM - Manager, see 3.1.1 Starting SLM - Manager.

If you are performing monitoring, the SLM - UR connected to the login target SLM - Manager must also be running in addition to the above conditions. For details about starting SLM - UR, see 3.1.2 Starting SLM - UR.

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(2) Procedure

To log in to SLM - Manager:

1. Display the following access destination in the browser:

   http://IP-address-of-SLM-Manager's-Web-server:listen-port-number-of-SLM-Manager's-Web-server/jp1itslm/jp1itslm.jsp

   Important

   Do not specify a loopback address for IP-address-of-SLM-Manager's-Web-server.

   If the access destination is correct, the following window appears:

   

2. Enter your user name and password.

   The entered user name and password must be of a JP1 user.

3. Click the Login button.

If the SLM - Manager window is displayed, you have successfully logged in to SLM - Manager.

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(3) Supplementary information

• listen-port-number-of-SLM-Manager's-Web-server is the value of the psb_Listen definition item in the options file that you specified when you set up SLM - Manager. By default, 20900 is set.

• If the entered user name or password is invalid, an error message is displayed. In such a case, the entered password is cleared.

• The Login button becomes clickable only when the entered user name and password are valid. If no user name or password is entered or if the entered information is not valid, the Login button does not become clickable.

• Multiple users can log in using the same user name.

• If login fails a specific number of times, the user name and password fields and the Login button are disabled and the window is locked. If the window has been locked, you must reload it by pressing the F5 key on the keyboard or by selecting the browser's Refresh button. This will reset the login errors count.

• Do not drag any draggable window, such as a dialog box that is displayed in the event of an error, outside the browser's window. If a draggable window is dragged outside the browser's window, buttons in the window will no longer be selectable with the mouse. If this happens, you must reload the window by pressing the F5 key on the keyboard or by selecting the browser's Refresh button. Note that after the window has been reloaded, the login window is displayed again. If you dragged an error dialog box outside the browser's window, check the log files for details of the error.

  For details about log files, see the description about the log files in the manual JP1/Service Level Management.

• If a firewall has been set up on a host from which you access SLM - Manager via a browser, you need to configure the firewall to release ephemeral ports used for communication between the browser and SLM - Manager.

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(4) Logging out of SLM - Manager

Log out from SLM - Manager, for example, when you want to display on a browser the monitored services that other users registered or deleted.

The following window is used in this task:

1. Click Logout in the upper right corner of the window.

   In SLM, all windows except the login window have a Logout button in the upper right corner.

2. In the dialog box for confirming logout, click the OK button.

If the login window is displayed next, you have logged out successfully. When you click the OK button, window operations become disabled until logout is completed.

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