Security Considerations
By default, the Central Administration server does not impose security restrictions. That is, it is not automatically configured to use SSL connections or to require login credentials from users. However, you can configure the server to require user credentials, to use SSL when connecting with EMS servers, and to use HTTPS when accepting web browser connections.
Note: The Central Administration server uses the same username and password to log in to the EMS server as was used to log in to the Central Administration web interface. When JAAS authentication is not configured, the Central Administration server uses the default credentials of user admin with no password.
Central Administration Server Connection to the EMS Server
The Central Administration server connects to the EMS server when:
Credentials
The margin headings are now section headings/ titles in the body of the page.Each time it connects to the EMS server, the Central Administration server presents the credentials passed to it by the user when he or she logged on to the web interface.
- If JAAS authentication is not configured, the Central Administration server uses the admin user, with no password, to authenticate with all the EMS servers.
- If JAAS authentication is configured, the Central Administration server presents the user ID and password presented when the current user logged on. If the user is attempting to deploy configuration changes but does not have the necessary administrative privileges for the EMS server, the deployment fails.
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