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Reading lately has been a jump around endeavor for me, short stories, magazines, internet reading. (See above paragraph and read between the lines for restlessness) Jumping around, however, does not imply lack of engagement or enjoyment. I have read some great stuff!
One of the most intriguing and fun things I read this week was Joanne Harris’ TwitterTales—yep, stories done ‘live and free-range’ (her words) and Twitter. While some people might scoff at the cluttering of their beloved Twitter-stream, book junkies like myself (and most of you Sunday Saloners, I’d wager) find such to be completely enchanting. I read this author’s story Chocolat a few years ago and enjoyed the magic enough to buy a copy to keep—those who know me know I only purchase books I have read from the library or a friend and become smitten with. Thanks to finding Ms. Harris on Twitter, I have sought out a few more of her stories via the library—why I didn’t before I’ve no idea—and am looking forward to reading them.
...they shall return...
As for other short story reads, I put Hemingway’s The First Forty Nine short story collection on my eReader. I’ve been reading one here and there as it strikes me. I know I’ve rambled on about my recent discovery and enthralled-ness(is that a word? let’s make it a word) of Hemingway’s short stories, but it has been so interesting and riveting to explore an author so many love or love to hate for myself for the first time.
I’m looking forward to stopping by more Sunday Salon posts today, Happy Sunday!
Logging In to the iBMC WebUI
This document takes the Internet Explorer 8.0 as an example to describe how to log in to the iBMC WebUI.
- The system allows a maximum of four users to log in concurrently.
- By default, the system timeout period is five minutes. That is, if you do not perform any operation on the Web UI within five minutes, you are logged out of the Web UI of the system automatically. In this case, you need to enter the user name and password to log in again.
- The system locks a user if the user fails to enter a correct password for consecutive five times. The user is automatically unlocked five minutes later, and the administrator user can unlock the user in command line.
- To ensure system security, change the initial password after the first login, and then change your password periodically.
- Ensure that the iBMC client runs the OS and browser of the required versions. To use the remote control function, ensure that the client also runs the Java Runtime Environment (JRE) of the required version. For details about the version requirements, see Table 5-42.
- Set an IP address for the PC, and ensure that the IP address is on the same network segment as the iBMC management network port.
- Connect the PC to the iBMC management network port using a network cable.
- Open Internet Explorer, and enter in the address box. (The ipaddress is the IP address of the iBMC management network interface, and press Enter. For details about how to check the IP address, see Checking the IP Address of the Management Network Interface.)
- In the displayed security caution page as shown in Figure 5-1, click Continue to this website.
NOTE:
If the language of the browser you use to log in to the iBMC WebUI is not Chinese, English, or Japanese, upgrade the iBMC to 2.60 or later. Otherwise, the login page may fail to display.
- The page is displayed only when you log in toiBMC by using Internet Explorer.
- If you do not want this page to be displayed, add iBMC to the site to the Java security list or set the Java security level to a lower value. This reduces user security. Perform this operation with caution.
- On the displayed login UI as shown in Figure 5-2.
- Log in to iBMC using either of the following methods.
- Logging In to the iBMC UI as a Local User
- Select the UI language.
- Enter the user name and password.
NOTE:The default user name of the iBMC is root, and the default password is Huawei12#$.
- Select This iBMC or Automatic matching from the Domain drop-down list.
- Click Log In.If the login is successful, the Information Summary page is displayed, showing the user name in the upper right corner.
NOTE:
- If the system displays a message indicating that the user name or password is incorrect when you attempt to log in to the iBMC WebUI for the first time using the Internet Explorer after an upgrade, press Ctrl+Shift+DEL, and click Delete in the displayed dialog box to clear the browser cache. Then attempt to log in again.
- If you cannot log in to the iBMC WebUI by using the Internet Explorer, in the menu bar of the Internet Explorer, choose, click Reset. Then attempt to log in again.
- Logging In to the iBMC UI as an LDAP UserBefore login, ensure that the following settings meet the requirements:
NOTE:
For details about how to create a domain controller, a user domain, and LDAP users, see domain controller documents. iBMC provides only the access function for LDAP users.
- A domain controller exists on the network, a user domain has been created on the domain controller, and the Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) users who belong to the user domain have also been created.
- On the iBMC UI, the LDAP function has been enabled, a user domain has been set, and the LDAP users who belong to the user domain have also been set. For details, see the LDAP Settings page.
- Select the UI language.
- Enter the LDAP user name and password.
NOTE:To log in as an LDAP user, the user name can be in either of the following formats:
- LDAP user name (Domain is Automatic matching or a specified domain.)
- LDAP user name@domain name (Domain must be Automatic matching.)
- Select the LDAP user domain from the Domain drop-down list.
NOTE:The Domain drop-down list contains the following options:
- This iBMC: You can select this option to log in as a local user. The system automatically uses a corresponding user from the local user list.
- Configured domain servers: You can select a domain server to log in as an LDAP user. The system automatically uses a corresponding user from the domain server.
- Automatic matching: If the option is selected, the system searches the local user list first. If a corresponding user is not found, the system searches the domain servers in the sequence displayed in the Domain drop-down list.
- Click Login.If the login is successful, the Information Summary page is displayed, showing the user name in the upper right corner.We are a Vintage American restaurant and bar featuring regional cuisine at the crossroad of new rural and new urban cuisine. We offer a casual, fun environment located in the historic old "Elbow Room." The Landmark neon signs let you know you are here!
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