IMPORTANT: The reset password functionality (SMTP) works only when you configure DNS in SSMC TUI.ģ.Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) has fixed a maximum severity remote authentication bypass vulnerability affecting the company's HPE StoreServ Management Console (SSMC) data center storage management solution. Unable to send password reset email since SMTP is not configured. If you click Forgot Password link and the preferences are not configured, a pop-up appears. Check the Administrator Console check box in the login console to see the Forgot Password link.Ģ. If you do not configure recovery email, password cannot be reset.ġ. Provide the password recovery email for which the reset password must sent.Only an administrator has the privilege to configure SMTP. If the preferences are not configured, a messageĪppears requesting you to configure SMTP.
Configure SMTP to enable resetting the password at a later point in time.Resetting password for Administrator Console Here is a short quote: of the SSMC 3.6 admin-guide: Fore information can be found in the SSMC 3.6 administration guide. If this is configured, then you can use the "forgot password" link at the SSMC-login window, which triggers an email sent to the configured address. Starting with SSMC 3.6, when logging in via the Web-GUI the first time, SSMC asks you to configure an email-address (SMTP settings) that is used as a recovery method. With the password that you were reqested to set/change during the first TUI-console login. Starting with SSMC 3.6, when you do a new SSMC-appliance installation, the SSMC-Administrator-console login is the same as the TUI-Console login. Prior to SSMC 3.6, after you had installed the appliance and when you opened the web-interface the first time, a popup window did open and you were requested to first-time-set the SSMC-Administrator credentials (login/password), which was different from the TUI-console credentials. The password-handling and login behaviour has changed in SSMC 3.6 and there is now a feature to reset the password. HPE Blog, Austria, Germany & Switzerland.
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