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====== Brocade SANNav ======

===== Default settings =====

The default username/passwords for SANnav are: 
  * SANnav CLI: User name = root, password = SANnav!@# 
  * SANnav Web client: User name = Administrator, password = password

===== SANnav Management Console =====

The sannav-management-console.sh script allows you to perform several actions on the
SANnav server without having to run individual scripts.

Run the script sannav-management-console.sh from the <install_home>/bin directory to get
the available options.

In version 2.3.0 the script is called manage-sannav-configurations.sh 

<cli>
[root@sannav21-82-17 bin]# ./sannav-management-console.sh

Select option to execute.
  1) Check SANnav Status
  2) Restart SANnav
  3) Stop SANnav
  4) Start SANnav
  5) Uninstall SANnav
  6) Show SANnav configurations
  ESC) Press Esc to Exit
</cli>

Server Health Check

To check the health of the SANnav server, run the check-sannav-status.sh script. If any of
the services are down, they are listed in the script output. Change to the <install_home>/bin
directory and run the script:
  ./check-sannav-status.sh

^ Script ^ Description ^
|sannav-management-console.sh| Allows you to perform several actions on the SANnav server.|
|check-sannav-status.sh| Checks the status of the SANnav server.|
|show-sannav-configurations.sh| Displays the SANnav port and server configurations.|
|change-ipv4-installation-toipv6.sh|Changes SANnav from an IPv4 installation to a dual-stack IPv4 and IPv6 installation.|
|configure-proxy.sh| Configures a proxy to connect to the internet.|
|manage-sannav-whitelisting.sh| Creates and manages a list of IP addresses that are allowed SANnav access. For more information, see Configuring IBM Call Home Notifications.|
|reconfigure-sannav-for-96GB.sh| Changes the memory configuration of the SANnav installation to 96 GB to support 15,000 ports. Before running this script, ensure that the memory capacity of the SANnav host is at least 96 GB.|
|replace-sannav-certificates.sh| Replaces SSL self-signed certificates with third-party signed certificates.|
|restart-sannav.sh| Stops the SANnav server and then restarts it.|
|sannav-firewall-checker.sh| Checks whether firewalld is enabled and whether the required ports are open (Only available since SANnav v2.2.1).|
|show-sannav-licenseinformation.sh|Displays the SANnav license serial number and server unique ID (UID).|
|show-sannav-open-sourcesoftware.sh|Displays information about open source software that is used by SANnav.|
|split-file.sh| Splits a large SANnav support data collection file into smaller files for faster transmission over the network.|
|start-sannav.sh| Starts the SANnav server after it stops. SANnav should not be running when you run this script.|
|stop-sannav.sh| Stops the SANnav server.|
|uninstall-sannav.sh| Uninstalls the SANnav server.|
|update-auto-enclosurefeatures.sh|Enables and disables automatic host and storage enclosure creation during fabric discovery. By default, this feature is enabled.|
|update-events-purge-settings.sh| Changes the maximum number of days that events are retained or the maximum number of events that are stored in the database.|
|update-reports-purge-settings.sh| Changes the number of days after which reports are automatically deleted.|
|usage-data-collection.sh| Configures whether collected SANnav usage data is sent to Broadcom.|
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