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- Home
- Release notes
- Get started
- Install
- Upgrade
- Integrate
- Administer
- User and user group setup and security
- SA Core and component security
- Multimaster Mesh administration
- Facility administration
- Satellite administration
- SA remote communications administration
- SA maintenance
- Monitoring SA Core components
- Diagnostic tests
- Log files
- SA notifications
- Global Shell: Windows subauthentication package
- Permissions reference
- Reports
- Content utilities
- Audit and compliance
- SA Provisioning
- Backup and Restore Best Practices
- SA management console
- HPSA_High_Availability
- SA UEFI Secure-Boot Server Provisioning
- RPM Remediation Best Practice - Using the mrc_calc Tool
- SA Agents in the public cloud
- Best Practices for Importing RHEL 7 Content
- Managed OS Platforms as Content in SA
- glibc Vulnerability: CVE-2015-0235
- Use
- Troubleshoot
- Develop
Administer
This section describes how to administer HPE Server Automation (SA), including how to create and administer SA user accounts, and how to administer multimaster facilities and SA satellites. It also discusses how to monitor and diagnose the health of SA core components.
This is intended for SA administrators who will update facility information, resolve database conflicts in multiple core environments, monitor logs, and stop and restart components.
This topic contains the following sections:
- User and user group setup and security
- SA Core and component security
- Multimaster Mesh administration
- Facility administration
- Satellite administration
- SA remote communications administration
- SA maintenance
- Monitoring SA Core components
- SA notifications
- Global Shell: Windows subauthentication package
- Permissions reference
- Managed platform support
- Reports
- Content utilities
- Audit and compliance
- SA Provisioning
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