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Enable Basic Authentication
between UCMDB Server and Data You can set up Basic Authentication for the connection between the Data Flow Probe
Flow Probe and the UCMDB Server. The user name and password are required before the
Configure Basic Authentication for connection is established.
Upgraded Data Flow Probes
(Separate Mode) Using Ports 1741 For maximum security level, it is recommended that you use the Mutual Authentication
or 1742 mode, for details, see Enable SSL between UCMDB Server and Data Flow Probe.
Enable SSL between UCMDB Enable Basic Authentication
Server and Data Flow Probe
Encrypt the Probe Keystore and
Follow the procedure below to enable the Basic Authentication:
Truststore Passwords 1. Log in to UCMDB as an administrator, and then go to Administration > Infrastructure
Server and Data Flow Probe Settings Manager.
Default Keystore and Truststore
Change the aioptionrc File 2. Locate the Enable Basic Authentication for HTTP connections from probe setting,
Permission for Agents or Scanners and then set the value to True.
Create a Keystore for the Data 3. Change the password for Basic Authentication using the
Flow Probe changeBasicAuthenticationCredential JMX method to meet the default password
Create a New Self-Signed policy.
Certificate for Two-Way SSL in
Agent Driven Inventory Discovery For detailed instructions, see Change Credentials for Basic Authentication.
Use an Existing Certificate for 4. Restart the UCMDB server.
Two-Way SSL in Agent Driven
Inventory Discovery Change Credentials for Basic Authentication
Set Master Key for Password Follow the steps below to change the credentials for Basic Authentication:
Encryption on Data Flow Probe
1. Log in to the UCMDB JMX console, and then go to UCMDB:service=Discovery
Manager::changeBasicAuthenticationCredential.
2. Enter the relevant customer ID and desired credentials.
3. Click Invoke.
After you perform the above operation, the credentials for Basic Authentication will be automatically updated on all probes
that are already connected to the UCMDB server. However, if you want to connect a new probe to the UCMDB server, you
have to manually update the credentials on the probe. For details, see Configure User Name and Password on a New Probe.
Configure User Name and Password on a New Probe
If the probe has not been connected to the UCMDB server, you have to set up the credentials on the probe before you can
connect the probe to the UCMDB server.
To do this, follow these steps:
1. Open the following file on the probe using a text editor:
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<probe_installation_folder>\conf\DataFlowProbe.properties
2. Set the credentials in the following settings:
appilog.agent.Probe.BasicAuth.User=
appilog.agent.Probe.BasicAuth.Pwd=
Note
The password uses encrypted text in the DataFlowProbe.properties file. You can use the getEncryptedKeyPassword()
method to get the encrypted text of the desired password . The getEncryptedKeyPassword() method is available on the
Data Flow Probe JMX console. For more information about how to use the getEncryptedKeyPassword() method, refer to
the Universal CMDB JMX Reference Guide.
3. Save the file.
4. Restart the probe.
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