Ops Center Quick Start Guide

Version: 11.0.x
Audience: anonymous
Part Number: MK-99OPS006-07
Published: 2026-03-16

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Initial setup using the Hitachi Ops Center Portal
Initial setup workflow
Logging in to the Hitachi Ops Center Portal
Applying Ops Center product licenses
Adding data centers
Managing local users and groups
Creating and editing Ops Center user accounts
Changing a local user password
Adding Ops Center groups
Ops Center roles (privileges)
Assigning portal-level roles to Ops Center groups
Assigning product-level roles from the Ops Center portal
Controlling local portal access
Changing the password policy
Assigning privileges to local (non-AD) Ops Center users
Enabling or disabling login accounts
Adding a login warning banner for the Ops Center Portal
Applying Linux security updates using yum
Creating a local yum repository
Installing Ops Center on one VM using the installers
Verifying the Ops Center system requirements
Creating a new VM
Installing and configuring Red Hat Enterprise Linux
Download the software and install the Ops Center products
Installing Ops Center Administrator with the application installer
Minimum system requirements
Port requirements
Modifying the Ops Center Administrator port in virtual appliance manager
Modifying the internal port
Syntax rules for the port.properties file
Modifying the internal port allocated by Ops Center Administrator for host mode
Installing the Analyzer server and Analyzer detail view server (Linux OS)
Installing the REST API as the root user (in a Linux OS)
Installing Ops Center Automator on the Linux operating system
Installation prerequisites for Linux
Changing the server time
Changing the name resolution setting
Avoiding port conflicts
Port settings
Installing and upgrading Ops Center Automator (Linux OS)
Installing and upgrading Ops Center Automator (Linux OS)
Installing and upgrading Ops Center Automator (Linux OS)
Installing and upgrading Ops Center Automator (Linux OS)
Installing and upgrading Ops Center Automator (Linux OS)
Installing and upgrading Ops Center Automator (Linux OS)
Installing and upgrading Ops Center Automator (Linux OS)
Installing and upgrading Ops Center Automator (Linux OS)
Installing and upgrading Ops Center Automator (Linux OS)
Installing and upgrading Ops Center Automator (Linux OS)
Installing and upgrading Ops Center Automator (Linux OS)
Installing and upgrading Ops Center Automator (Linux OS)
Installing and upgrading Ops Center Automator (Linux OS)
Installing and upgrading Ops Center Automator (Linux OS)
Installing and upgrading Ops Center Automator (Linux OS)
Installing and upgrading Ops Center Automator (Linux OS)
Installing and upgrading Ops Center Automator (Linux OS)
Installing Protector on Linux
Installing or upgrading Common Services
Upgrading Ops Center Administrator
Upgrading Ops Center Administrator by using the application installer
Upgrading Ops Center Administrator by using backup and restore
Changing the management server host name, IP address, or port number
Starting or stopping the Common Services service
Registering products in Common Services
Registering Ops Center products with Common Services (setupcommonservice)
Logging into the Ops Center Portal
Applying Ops Center product licenses
Supporting topics
Changing the Elasticsearch memory setting
Increasing the maximum number of open files (Linux OS)
Configuring the heap size for the Analyzer detail view server or Analyzer probe server
Analyzer server requirements (Linux)
Analyzer detail view server requirements
Default installation directory
Hardware sizing based on system scale
changememory
Configuring a link to a non-AD FS identity provider
Workflow for linking with a non-AD FS identity provider
Enabling the function for linking with a non-AD FS identity provider
Registering a non-AD FS identity provider
Mapping user attributes
Linking by using the OIDC protocol
Linking by using the SAML protocol
Specifying a mapping to a user group
Using the Hardcoded Group mapper
Using the Advanced Claim to Group mapper or the Advanced Attribute to Group mapper
Assigning users to a user group by using the Hitachi Ops Center Portal
Logging in to the Hitachi Ops Center Portal as a non-AD FS identity provider user
Updating the certificate for authenticating a non-AD FS identity provider (SAML)
Updating the Common Services certificates
Updating the certificate of a non-AD FS identity provider
Output logs of operations for establishing linkage with non-AD FS identity providers
Initial setup using the Hitachi Ops Center Portal
Initial setup workflow
Logging in to the Hitachi Ops Center Portal
Applying Ops Center product licenses
Managing local users and groups
Creating and editing Ops Center user accounts
Changing a local user password
Adding Ops Center groups
Ops Center roles (privileges)
Assigning portal-level roles to Ops Center groups
Assigning product-level roles from the Ops Center portal
Controlling local portal access
Changing the password policy
Assigning privileges to local (non-AD) Ops Center users
Enabling or disabling login accounts
Adding a login warning banner for the Ops Center Portal
Linking with Hitachi Remote Ops
Installing Hitachi Remote Ops
Specifying settings for Hitachi Remote Ops

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