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I'm not sure if it is possible, but I would like to have the Management Console Java Application launch on a machine, and auto login. Is there a config or a switch I can use to accomplish this?
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You could certainly auto-launch it by putting it in your Windows Startup folder (assuming you're using Windows) or .profile (if Linux).
I do not think there is a way to have it automatically log into the DFM server. I don't believe we save your credentials anywhere.
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I'm assuming you want NMC to be launched as soon as your system boots. You can do this by the following steps.
windows:
1. go to your StartUp dirrector in start -> Programs(or All Programs) -> StartUp. Click on the folder and startup folder opens.
2. Right click mouse and new -> Shortcut.
3. Add the target as C:\Program Files\Netapp\Management Console\bin\nmconsole.exe or where ever you've installed you NMC.
4. Next time you reboot your system, NMC will start on its own.
Linux: You must set the DISPLAY environment variable to a valid X11 server display.
1. Create a synbolic link to you your NMC like /usr/bin/nmconsole-Rsumo3.0.1xN_100925_0330 using command
ln -s /usr/bin/nmconsole-Rsumo3.0.1xN_100925_0330 /etc/init.d/nmconsole-Rsumo3.0.1xN_100925_0330
Remembering password is not supported as of now.
warm regards,
Abhishek
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I guess what I am trying to do is currently not possibledue to the credentials not being saved. I guess I will have to come up with a service account for the shared console.
Thanks.
