Unisphere 360 Installation

EMC Unisphere 360 for
VMAX
Version 8.2.0
Installation Guide
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Chapter 1
Pre-installation considerations
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Before you begin........................................................................................... 12

Server operating system requirements.......................................................... 12
Server hardware requirements.......................................................................12
Client operating system requirements........................................................... 12
Client browser requirements......................................................................... 13
Setting up the PostgreSQL user on Linux....................................................... 13
Chapter 2
Installing Unisphere 360
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Installing Unisphere 360 on a Windows system.............................................16

Installing Unisphere 360 on a Linux system...................................................17
Launching Unisphere 360............................................................................. 18
Starting and stopping the Unisphere 360 server............................................18
Starting and stopping the Unisphere 360 server on Windows........... 18
Starting and stopping the Unisphere 360 server on Linux.................19
Chapter 3
Configuring security settings
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Using Lightweight Directory Access Protocol or Active Directory..................... 22

Secure communication between Unisphere 360 and Unisphere for VMAX..... 22
Obtaining the Unisphere 360 trust store password........................................22
Obtaining a Unisphere for VMAX certificate for use in Unisphere 360............ 23
Obtaining an eManagement certificate for use in Unisphere 360................... 23
Importing CA-signed certificates into the Unisphere 360 trust store...............24
Importing CA or self-signed certificates from Unisphere for VMAX into the
Unisphere 360 trust store..............................................................................25
Replacing the Unisphere 360 and CA server certificates................................ 26
Configuring Certificate Revocation List for X.509 certificate-based
authentication...............................................................................................27
Disabling secure communication between Unisphere 360 and Unisphere for
VMAX............................................................................................................ 28
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CHAPTER 1
This chapter lists some points to consider before installing Unisphere 360:
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Before you begin................................................................................................... 12

Server operating system requirements.................................................................. 12
Server hardware requirements...............................................................................12
Client operating system requirements................................................................... 12
Client browser requirements..................................................................................13
Setting up the PostgreSQL user on Linux............................................................... 13
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Before you begin

The following section contains information to consider before beginning the installation.
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The Unisphere 360 installer is for a use with a fresh install only. Upgrading is not
supported for V8.2.0.
The user performing the installation must have operating system administrator
permissions on the system.
On Linux systems, before starting the installation procedure, create the postgres
user and group. For more information about how to do this, see Setting up the
PostgreSQL user on Linux on page 13.
Server operating system requirements

Windows
The following Windows versions are supported:
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Windows Server 2012 R2
Windows Server 2008 R2 (64-bit only)
Linux
The following Linux versions are supported:
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Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6.7 (64-bit)
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7.2 (64-bit)
SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 11 (64-bit)
SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 12 (64-bit)
Server hardware requirements

The following hardware requirements apply for Unisphere 360:
Table 2 Unisphere 360 server hardware requirements
Operating system
Windows
Linux
Minimum processor
2-core 1.8 GHz processor
2-core 1.8 GHz processor
Minimum available memory
16 GB
16 GB
Minimum available disk

space
120 GB
120 GB
Client operating system requirements

The following client operating systems are supported:
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Windows 7
Windows 8
Windows 10
Client browser requirements

The following browsers are supported:
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Firefox version 40
Chrome version 45.0
Internet Explorer 11.0.23
Setting up the PostgreSQL user on Linux

Before starting a new installation of Unisphere for VMAX or Unisphere 360 on Linux, the
PostgreSQL user (postgres) and group (postgres), must be present. In addition, the
user must be a member of the postgres group.
Use the following commands to create the postgres group and add the postgres
user to the postgres group:
groupadd postgres
useradd -g postgres postgres
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CHAPTER 2
This chapter explains how to install Unisphere 360:

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Installing Unisphere 360 on a Windows system.....................................................16

Installing Unisphere 360 on a Linux system...........................................................17
Launching Unisphere 360..................................................................................... 18
Starting and stopping the Unisphere 360 server.................................................... 18
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Installing Unisphere 360 on a Windows system

The default installation method for Windows is the wizard, but you can launch the
console mode using the following command:
./UNISPHERE360_version_WINDOWS_X86_64.exe -i console
To install Unisphere 360:
Procedure
1. To run the installer, double click the executable file.
2. In the Introduction page, click Next.
3. In the Choose Install Folder page, do one of the following:
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In the Where Would You Like to Install field, type the installation path.
Click Choose and navigate to the installation path.
4. Click Next.
5. In the Ports Configuration page, do the following:
a. In the HTTPS Port No field, type the HTTPS port number, or accept the default value
of 8470.
b. In the DB Port No field, type the database port number, or accept the default value
of 3424.
c. Click Next.
6. In the X.509 Certificate-based Client Authentication page, do one of the following:
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Enable X.509 certificate-based authentication only if it is enabled on the Unisphere

for VMAX instance. Otherwise, enrollment of the Unisphere for VMAX instance will fail.
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To continue installing without configuring X.509 certificate-based authentication,

click Next.
To configure X.509 certificate-based authentication, complete the following steps:

a. Select Enable certificate based client authentication.
b. Specify whether to use the CN or UPN of the client's identify.
Note that instances of the following special characters are stripped from the
alias: @:?;|<>[]+=,*/\
c. In the Admin User Name field, specify the admin user name.
The admin user name must match CN/UPN of the X.509 certificate (minus any
special characters that are stripped out) as configured in step 6.b on page 16.
This user is created in Unisphere 360 and assigned administration privileges to
bootstrap administration of the system.
d. Click Next.
7. In the Pre-Installation Summary page, review the summary information and click
Install.
The installation operation completes.
8. In the Install Complete page, click Done.
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After you finish

The installation operation creates a shortcut on the Windows desktop. Double-click this
shortcut to launch Unisphere 360.
Installing Unisphere 360 on a Linux system

The default installation method for Linux is the console mode, but you can launch the
wizard mode using the following command:
./UNISPHERE360_version_LINUX_X86_64.exe -i swing
To install Unisphere 360:
Procedure
1. To run the installer, run the following command:
./UNISPHERE360_version_LINUX_X86_64.exe -i console
2. In the Introduction panel, press Enter.

3. In the Choose Install Folder panel, do one of the following:
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Type the installation path and press Enter.
Press Enter to accept the default installation path.
4. In the Ports Configuration panel, do the following:

a. Type the database port number and press Enter, or press Enter to accept the
default value of 3424.
b. Type the HTTPS port number and press Enter, or press Enter to accept the default
value of 8470.
5. In the X.509 Certificate-based Client Authentication panel, do one of the following:
Note
Enable X.509 certificate-based authentication only if it is enabled on the Unisphere

for VMAX instance. Otherwise, enrollment of the Unisphere for VMAX instance will fail.
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To continue installing without configuring X.509 certificate-based authentication,

type 1.
To configure X.509 certificate-based authentication, type 2 and complete the

following steps:
a. Do one of the following:
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To use the CN of the client's identity, type 1.
To use the UPN of the client's identity, type 2.
Note that instances of the following special characters are stripped from the
alias: @:?;|<>[]+=,*/\
b. Type the admin user name and press Enter.
The admin user name must match CN/UPN of the X.509 certificate (minus any
special characters that are stripped out) as configured in step 5.a on page 17.
This user is created in Unisphere 360 and assigned administration privileges to
bootstrap administration of the system.
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6. In the Pre-Installation Summary panel, review the summary information and press
Enter.
The installation operation completes.
7. In the Install Complete panel, press Enter to exit the installer.
Launching Unisphere 360

Consider the following points when launching Unisphere 360:
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When using X.509 certificate-based authentication, ensure that the certificate for
Unisphere 360 is imported into the trust store for each Unisphere for VMAX to be
enrolled. For more information about this, refer to Secure communication between
Unisphere 360 and Unisphere for VMAX on page 22.
When using Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) or Active Directory (AD),
ensure that you use the same user names as when signing in to Unisphere for VMAX
using LDAP/AD. For more information about this, refer to Using Lightweight Directory
Access Protocol or Active Directory on page 22.
To launch Unisphere 360:

Procedure
1. Type the following URL in a browser:
https://host_IP|host_name:port_number/unisphere360
The port number is configured during installation. The default HTTPS port number is
8470.
If the host IP address is an IPv6 address, surround the IP address with square
brackets, for example:
https://[2001:db8:ffff:ffff:ffff:ffff:ffff:ffff]:8470/
unisphere360
If the host IP address is an IPv4 address, type the IP address as normal, for example:
https://198.51.100.255:8470/unisphere360
2. Do one of the following:
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At the login window, type the Unisphere Initial Setup User username and
password.
The default username for the Unisphere Initial Setup User in Unisphere 360 is
admin and the default password is admin.
If X.509 certificate-based user authentication is configured on the server, the Use

X.509 Client Certificate checkbox is automatically selected.
3. Click Login.
Starting and stopping the Unisphere 360 server

If required to do so, you can start and stop the Unisphere 360 server manually.
Starting and stopping the Unisphere 360 server on Windows

To start or stop the Unisphere 360 server in Windows, use the Services panel. Click
Control Panel > Administrative Tools > Services to open the Services panel.
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Right-click on the EMCUnisphere360Server service. Select Start, Stop, or Restart, as

appropriate.
Alternatively, you can use the following commands to start or stop the Windows services
using the CLI:
net start " EMCUnisphere360Server"
net stop " EMCUnisphere360Server"
Starting and stopping the Unisphere 360 server on Linux

To start or stop the Unisphere 360 server in Linux, change to this directory: /etc/
init.d and use the following commands:
Action
Command
Start server
./cirrus start
Stop server
./cirrus stop
Restart server ./cirrus restart
Starting and stopping the Unisphere 360 server on Linux
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CHAPTER 3
This chapter explains how to configure security settings for Unisphere 360:
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Using Lightweight Directory Access Protocol or Active Directory............................. 22

Secure communication between Unisphere 360 and Unisphere for VMAX............. 22
Obtaining the Unisphere 360 trust store password................................................22
Obtaining a Unisphere for VMAX certificate for use in Unisphere 360.................... 23
Obtaining an eManagement certificate for use in Unisphere 360........................... 23
Importing CA-signed certificates into the Unisphere 360 trust store.......................24
Importing CA or self-signed certificates from Unisphere for VMAX into the Unisphere
360 trust store...................................................................................................... 25
Replacing the Unisphere 360 and CA server certificates........................................ 26
Configuring Certificate Revocation List for X.509 certificate-based authentication
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Disabling secure communication between Unisphere 360 and Unisphere for VMAX
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Using Lightweight Directory Access Protocol or Active Directory

When using Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) or Active Directory (AD)
complete the following steps:
Procedure
1. Configure LDAP or AD for a Unisphere for VMAX instance.
2. Enroll that Unisphere for VMAX in Unisphere 360.
3. Add users as external users to ensure that they can login to Unisphere 360.
When signing in to Unisphere for VMAX, specify the user name in the following format:
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AD users sign in specifying "domain\name".
LDAP and local users sign in specifying "name".
Secure communication between Unisphere 360 and Unisphere

for VMAX
By default, each Unisphere 360 and Unisphere for VMAX pair need to establish a TLS
connection before communicating. Therefore, Unisphere 360 needs to have already
trusted a certificate from Unisphere for VMAX before enrollment can succeed.
For more information about importing certificates into the Unisphere 360 trust store, refer
to the following topics:
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Importing CA or self-signed certificates from Unisphere for VMAX into the Unisphere
360 trust store on page 25
Importing CA-signed certificates into the Unisphere 360 trust store on page 24
Obtaining the Unisphere 360 trust store password

Procedure
1. Open the application.properties file.
For Linux:
install_dir\Unisphere360\config\application.properties
For Windows:
install_dir/Unisphere360/config/application.properties
2. Search for the following string:

tls.trust-store-password="
3. Take note of the value of the password attribute.
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Obtaining a Unisphere for VMAX certificate for use in Unisphere

360
Procedure
1. Using either Internet Explorer or Chrome, launch Unisphere for VMAX:
https://host_IP:port_number
2. Do one of the following:

For Internet Explorer:
a. In the address bar, click Certificate error.
b. In the Untrusted Certificate dialog box, click View certificates.
For Chrome:
a. Click the crossed out padlock icon.
b. In the Connection tab of the dialog box, click Certificate information.
The Certificate dialog box displays.
3. In the Details tab, click Copy to File.
4. In the Welcome to the Certificate Export Wizard page, click Next.
5. In the Export File Format page, select Base-64 encoded X.509(.CER). Click Next.
6. In the File to Export page, do one of the following:
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Type the path and name of the file to export, for example C:\Users
\Administrator\Desktop\u4v.cer.
Click Browse to navigate to the folder. Type the name of the file, if required.
7. Click Next.
8. In the Completing the Certificate Export Wizard page, review the information and click
Finish.
After you finish
The newly saved certificate can be imported into Unisphere 360. For more information,
refer to Importing CA or self-signed certificates from Unisphere for VMAX into the
Unisphere 360 trust store on page 25.
Obtaining an eManagement certificate for use in Unisphere 360

Procedure
1. Launch the vApp Manager for Embedded Management (eManagement):
https://host_IP:5480
2. In the Network Info panel, take note of the assigned IP address, either IPv4 or IPv6.
3. Click Operations > Certificate Management for Unisphere Server.
The Certificate Management for Unisphere Server wizard displays.
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4. In the Welcome to certificate management for Unisphere Server page, click Next.
5. In the Choose appropriate option page, select Certificate Import/Delete and click
Next.
6. In the Certificate Import/Delete page, select the Unisphere server certificate and click
Delete.
7. When the operation completes, click Cancel to close the wizard.
8. Click Operations > Certificate Management for Unisphere Server.
The Certificate Management for Unisphere Server wizard displays.
9. In the Welcome to certificate management for Unisphere Server page, click Next.
10. In the Choose appropriate option page, select Generate Self Signed Certificate for
Unisphere Server and click Next.
11. In the Generate Self Sign Certificate page, type appropriate values for each field. In
the CN field, type the assigned IP address you noted in step 2 on page 23.
12. Click Next.
13. When the operation completes. click Cancel to close the wizard.
eManagement reboots and regenerates the keystore to contain the new certificate.
After you finish
The newly generated certificate can be saved and imported into Unisphere 360. For more
information, refer to Obtaining a Unisphere for VMAX certificate for use in Unisphere
360 on page 23 and Importing CA or self-signed certificates from Unisphere for VMAX into
the Unisphere 360 trust store on page 25.
Importing CA-signed certificates into the Unisphere 360 trust

store
Procedure
1. Get the Unisphere 360 trust store password.
For more information, refer to Obtaining the Unisphere 360 trust store password on
page 22.
2. Stop the Unisphere 360 server.
For more information, refer to Starting and stopping the Unisphere 360 server on page
18.
3. Navigate to the config folder.
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On Windows, enter the following command:

cd install_dir\Unisphere360\config\
On Linux, enter the following command:

cd install_dir/Unisphere360/config/
4. For each root CA and intermediate CA certificate, run the import command.
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On Windows, enter the following command on one line:

"install_dir\Unisphere360\jre\bin\keytool.exe"
-import -alias alias_name
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-file rootca_signed_certificate_file
-keystore keystore.jks -trustcacerts
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On Linux, enter the following command on one line:

install_dir/Unisphere360/jre/bin/keytool
-file rootca_signed_certificate_file
In the commands above, alias is a unique, user-defined name for the certificate
imported, for example, root.
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Ensure that you import all of the intermediate certificates, as well as the root
certificate.
5. When prompted to do so, enter the keystore password.
6. Start the Unisphere 360 server.
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Importing CA or self-signed certificates from Unisphere for VMAX

into the Unisphere 360 trust store
Procedure
page 22.
2. For each Unisphere for VMAX instance, get a Unisphere for VMAX certificate file.
For more information, refer to Obtaining a Unisphere for VMAX certificate for use in
Unisphere 360 on page 23.
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5. For each certificate, run the import command.

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-file u4v_certificate_file
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-file u4v_certificate_file
In the commands above, alias is a unique, user-defined name for the certificate
imported, for example, u4v1234 which references a unique ID of the Unisphere for
VMAX instance.
6. When prompted to do so, enter the keystore password.
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Replacing the Unisphere 360 and CA server certificates

Procedure
page 22.
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3. Generate a certificate request.

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-certreq -alias tomcat
-file tomcatcert.csr
-keystore keystore.jks

-certreq -alias tomcat
-file tomcatcert.csr
-keystore keystore.jks
A file named tomcatcert.csr is generated. This is the certificate request file.

4. Send the generated certificate file, tomcatcert.csr, to your CA for validation.
After the request file has been validated, you should receive a signed certificate back
from the CA.
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7. Import the CA-signed certificate and enter the trust store password when prompted to
do so.
For more information, refer to Importing CA-signed certificates into the Unisphere 360
trust store on page 24.
If the following error message is returned:
keytool error: java.lang.Exception: Failed to establish chain from
reply
then the root CA-signed certificate is not in the trust store.

Import the root CA-signed certificate and then re-attempt to import the new CA-signed
certificate.
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Configuring Certificate Revocation List for X.509 certificate-based

authentication
Unisphere 360 installations with X.509 certificate-based authentication may optionally
configure a Certificate Revocation List (CRL) for greater PKI security. The CRL could be
replaced periodically, based on the PKI security requirement set by the enterprise.
Procedure
1. Open the application.properties file:
For Windows:
For Linux:
2. Add the following line:

tls.crl-file=absolute_filename_of_the_CRL_file
3. Stop and restart the Unisphere 360 server.

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Disabling secure communication between Unisphere 360 and

Unisphere for VMAX
NOTICE
The following section includes a description of the steps to disable secure

communications. EMC does not recommend this activity.
Two properties are used to configure secure communications between Unisphere 360
and Unisphere for VMAX.
tls.host-name-verifier-allow-all
When set to true, this property configures Unisphere 360 to not verify the identity of
the host when communicating with Unisphere for VMAX. Valid values are true and
false.
tls.trust-self-signed-certs
When set to true, this property configures Unisphere 360 to unconditionally trust
self-signed certificates without the need to import them. Valid values are true and
false.
NOTICE
Unisphere 360 is installed in secure mode by default. By disabling secure

communication between Unisphere 360 and Unisphere for VMAX you are choosing to run
Unisphere 360 in an unsecured mode. EMC recommends that Unisphere 360 is run in a
secure mode at all times. Choosing to complete the following steps could lead to your
storage system being compromised.
Procedure
1. Open the application.properties file.
For Windows:
For Linux:
2. Do one or both of the following :

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To disable host name (FQDN, IP, DNS entry) verification, add the following line:
tls.host-name-verifier-allow-all=true
To disable trust store verification of self-signed X.509 certificates, as the following

line:
tls.trust-self-signed-certs=true
3. Stop and restart the Unisphere 360 server.

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Before you begin

Server operating system requirements

Windows Server 2012 R2

Windows Server 2008 R2 (64-bit only)

Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6.7 (64-bit)

Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7.2 (64-bit)

SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 11 (64-bit)

SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 12 (64-bit)

Server hardware requirements

2-core 1.8 GHz processor

2-core 1.8 GHz processor

Minimum available memory

Minimum available disk

Client operating system requirements

EMC Unisphere 360 for VMAX 8.2.0 Installation Guide

Client browser requirements

Chrome version 45.0

Internet Explorer 11.0.23

Setting up the PostgreSQL user on Linux

Client browser requirements