Server Configuration Panels
Intermapper provides three built-in servers you can use to view and retrieve information about the status of the network from remote computers. Each server's built-in firewall must be configured before it can be used. By default, each server's firewall is set up so access is denied.
You can use the Server Configuration panels of the Server Settings window to view and edit settings for the built-in servers, to manage users and groups, to control map access, and to manage a list of notifiers/alerts (Pg. 1).
From the left pane of the Server Settings window, you can view and edit the following settings:
- Remote Server (Pg. 1) - start, stop, or edit the Intermapper remote access server settings.
- Reports Server (Pg. 1) - start, stop, or edit the Intermapper reports server settings.
- Web Server (Pg. 1) - start, stop, or edit the Intermapper Web server settings.
- Telnet Server (Pg. 1) - Start, stop, or edit the Intermapper Telnet server settings.
- Layer 2 (Pg. 1) - Turn on and configure Layer 2 scanning for your server.
- Enabled Maps (Pg. 1) - view a list of available maps, enable or disable maps, and import or export maps.
- Users (Pg. 1) - view, add, and edit users and groups, and control access for users and groups.
- Map Access (Pg. 1) - control access for any user or group to any map through the web server or remote server.
- Map Backup - enable automatic map backups and create a schedule for backing them up.
- Notifier List (Pg. 1) - view, add, copy, edit, and remove notifiers.
- SSL Certificate (Pg. 1) - create new Certificate Signing Requests (CSR) and upload new certificates to the Intermapper server.
- AWS EC2 Credentials (Pg. 1) - add, edit, and delete existing Amazon AWS EC2 instances in the Server Settings.
For more information on configuring your servers, see Server Access Control (Pg. 1). This explains how to set a server port, discusses encryption and when to use it, and describes how to configure a server's built-in firewall's list of IP addresses.