[Windows]
For Windows, virtual directories must be set.
Also set up basic authentication for the environment setup window if access to the environment setup window must be restricted.
Virtual directory is not set automatically when the Management Server is installed. If necessary, execute the following IIS command to build an environment.
Before performing this procedure
The WWW service (World Wide Web Publishing Service) must be running before the following setup command is executed. Also check that a site designated as "Existing Web site" exists.
Note
The commands referred to below may generate an error if any of the following conditions exist:
IIS is not installed
Windows Scripting Host is not assigned (Microsoft(R) Internet Information Services 5.0, 5.1 or 6.0)
The command line management tool (appCmd.exe) is not installed (Microsoft(R) Internet Information Services 7.0/7.5)
The setup procedure has already been performed
Command to execute
Run the following command to set up the virtual directory:
<Installation directory>\bin\sqcSetIISreg.exe -m |
When using Microsoft(R) Internet Information Services 6.0, run the command shown below after sqcSetIISreg.exe.
IIS 6.0 is bundled as a standard feature with Windows Server 2003.
Note
Switch the current directory to <installation directory>\bin before running the following command:
Installation directory\bin\sqcmsetc.bat |
When using Microsoft(R) Internet Information Services 7.0/7.5, run the command shown below after sqcSetIISreg.exe.
Note
Switch the current directory to <installation directory>\bin before running the command.
Note that in Windows Vista(R) and Microsoft(R) Windows Server(R) 2008, this command must be executed using administrator privileges. To do so, select [Programs] and then [Accessories] from the [Start] menu and then right-click on [Command Prompt] and select [Run as Administrator] from the pop-up menu that appears. Enter the following command in the [Command Prompt] window that appears.
Installation directory\bin\sqcmsetc_iis7.bat |
This creates the following virtual directories in Microsoft® Internet Information Services.
Service | Setting item | Settings |
|---|---|---|
WWW service | Alias | SQC |
Directory | <Installation directory>\www Example) C:\Program Files\SystemwalkerSQC\www | |
Access right | Reading Execution (including scripts) |
Make the above settings also when virtual directories are set manually.
See
For details on how to set the virtual directory, refer to the online documentation for Microsoft(R) Internet Information Services.
Handler mapping settings are required when using Microsoft(R) Internet Information Services 7.0/7.5.
Before performing this procedure
In order to set up handler mapping, it is necessary for [CGI] to be enabled in the [Application Development Function] of the [World Wide Web Service] component of the Internet Information Services.
Before performing this procedure, check the status of the [CGI] setting and enable it if is not enabled.
Procedure
Select the virtual directory name "SQC" in the Microsoft(R) Internet Information Services setup window.
Double click [Handler Mapping] in the function view on the right.
[Add Module Map] from the operation menu on the right.
Specify the following information in the [Add Module Map] dialog box and click the [OK] button:
Request path: *.cgi
Module: CgiModule
Name: CGI-.cgi
Procedure
In Microsoft(R) Internet Information Services 5.0, 5.1 and 6.0, the setup procedure is as follows:
Select the virtual directory name "SQC" in the Microsoft(R) Internet Information Services setup window.
Click the [Directory Security] tab in the [Properties] window of the above virtual directory.
Set an account that has administrator privileges (the account used when installing the Operation Management Client) as the account that will be used for anonymous access.
Clear the [Basic authentication] check box if authenticated access is to be used.
In Microsoft(R) Internet Information Services 7.0/7.5, the setup procedure is as follows:
Select the virtual directory name "SQC" in the Microsoft(R) Internet Information Services setup window.
Double click [Authentication] in the function view.
Check that [Anonymous Authentication] is enabled, then click [Anonymous Authentication] and select [Edit] from the operation menu on the right.
When the [Edit Anonymous Authentication Credentials] dialog box appears, select [Specific user] and click the [Set] button.
Specify the user name and password of a user with administrator privileges in the [Set Credentials] dialog box.
After the above settings are made, the Web Site Management Window can be displayed by specifying the following URL on the Web browser:
If the management server is Windows:
http:// management server's host name/SQC/default.htm |
Procedure
Register a user account with Windows
Register a user account for accessing the Management Console startup HTML or the user startup HTML.
The user who will access the Management Console can use the account with administrator privileges that is normally used or create a new account.
There are no special restrictions on the account type (access rights) that is created when creating a new account to access the Management Console or when creating an account to access the user startup HTML, as long as the account is able to grant read permissions to the file specified in set in Step 2 "Set file access control" below.
Register users via [Users and Passwords] (in Windows(R) 2000 Professional) or [User Accounts] (in Windows(R) XP Professional) in the Control Panel.
The registration procedure is explained in the Windows help file.
Set file access control
In Windows(R) XP Professional, open an instance of Windows Explorer and select [Folder Options] from the [Tools] menu, then click the [View] tab and clear the [Use simple file sharing] check box in the [Advanced settings:] pane.
Note
Because this will disable simple file sharing, which is enabled by default in Windows(R) XP, examine the Windows(R) XP help file thoroughly to ensure that this will not have any adverse effect on the operation of the system.
[Reference: Extract from folder option help]
"Simplified sharing lets you share folders with everyone on your workgroup or network and make folders in your user profile private."
Use Explorer to open the following folder:
<Manager installation folder>\www |
Right-click "EnvSetting_jp.html" and "EnvSetting_en.html" and then select [Properties] from the pop-up menu to open the [Properties] window.
Click the [Security] tab and register a user who will be allowed access in the [Group or user names] pane. When doing so, remove any users who are currently registered but who should not be granted access.
Grant at least read permissions (access rights) to the users who will be permitted access.
Click the [OK] button to apply the settings.
File security settings in IIS
The following procedure is used to specify file security settings in IIS:
Select the virtual directory name "SQC" in the Microsoft(R) Internet Information Services setup window.
Select "EnvSetting_jp.html" and "EnvSetting_en.html" in the window on the right, click the right mouse button, and then select [Properties] from the pop-up menu to open the [Properties] window.
Click the [File Security] tab and then click the [Edit] button for [Anonymous Access and Authentication Control].
Clear the [Anonymous access] check box and select the [Basic authentication] check box in the [Authenticated Access] field. If any check boxes relating to other authentication methods are selected, clear them.
Click the [OK] button to apply the definition.
The above settings will cause an authentication window to appear when the environment setup window is displayed.
