Configuring SSL
When configuring Network Advisor in SSL enable mode in the application configuration wizard,
ensure that both HTTP and HTTPS ports are free and available for Network Advisor. Currently the
application checks only if the HTTPS configured port is available and not the HTTP port.
Import may fail
A change in the driver version 3.0 parsing boot images before an import causes the import to fail in
Network Advisor 11.1 stating Invalid boot image code file. The issue is resolved in Network
Advisor 11.1.1, but users will see the same issue in the migrated server from Network Advisor 11.1.0
to 11.1.1. As a workaround, remove boot image files having version numbers greater than or equal
to 3.0 from the repository and re-execute the import.
Port disable/enable operation may fail
The Port disable/enable operation on physical TE-Ports may fail in the following scenarios:
• Disabling the virtual FCoE ports of DCB switches of the corresponding physical TE-Ports through
the CLI/Web Tools
• Removing the FCoE device connected to the ports
DCB asset collection will fail if the trunks are configured for the TE-ports. Users will not get updates
for the DCB switch, such as port status, lag and trunk information. To resolve this issue, users should
delete the fabric and rediscover it from the discovery dialog.
Startup time
Network Advisor server startup and restart can take up to 10 or so minutes to complete.
Linux OS: SMC–Restarting services after enabling SSL from Options Dialog in RedHat Linux
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When the setting of SSL fails from the Options dialog box, follow the steps to enable SSL:
1. Close the client.
2. Stop the services from SMC.
3. Launch the Configuration wizard again and enable SSL from the wizard.
4. Close and launch SMC again.
5. Start services from SMC.
6. Launch the client.
HP Network Advisor B-series Enterprise, Professional Plus, and Professional 11.1.1 Release
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