Re: Storage Configuration Manager

[Pete Helgren <pete@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Roberto,

So the solution was was to take a trip on the wayback machine and fire 
up an XP VM (which I happened to already have).  The SCM version 2.20 
works with FF 11 and Java 1.6 on Windows XP and I am going to leave it 
there.  I don't think the Java version plays here because as I watched 
SCM install on XP, it seemed like it installed it's own JVM.  So I 
really think it is a browser version issue.

 I DO have SCM running on Windows 7 and it DID work at one time. Now FF 
is cranky about an unsupported SSL and I rolled it back to version 37 
AND also enabled the use of SSLv3 which was disabled by default starting 
in 37 and in version 40 just flat out can't be bypassed (at least with 
everything that I tried).  The SCM web interface does run on Win 7 and 
FF37 but I never connect to the SAS RAID controllers.  Since the XP VM 
with FF11 DOES connect, I'll stick with that since I don't want to roll 
back to FF11 on my Win7 machine (or keep experimenting with finding the 
magic version of FF where it all works again).

Thanks for the ideas.  The XP VM with the ancient version of FF was the 
ticket....

Pete Helgren
www.petesworkshop.com
GIAC Secure Software Programmer-Java

On 8/10/2015 4:14 PM, Roberto José Etcheverry Romero wrote:
> SCM and the entire SAS switch/Raid Module are a cancer in the otherwise
> very nice BladeCenter Family.
> I have one running on w7, the problem lies on what version of the browser
> works.
> It's still avaiable on fixcentral last i checked (a few months ago).
> System Director didn't replace SCM, SCM is the ONLY way to manage those
> things (unless you want to log in via CLI, which in some cases you have to
> do due to the SCM interface not wanting to edit zones or the like)
> Best of luck with that.