System Administration¶
This document describes the system administration functions necessary for configuring a Bayware network via a web interface. The steps below guide the user through the creation of domains, administrators, and templates.
Step 1. Login¶
After installing the Controller, access its web interface at https://www.controller.net. Enter default credentials of
- Domain: default
- User: admin
- Password: bayware1
Step 2. Configure Domains¶
After installation only the default domain exists for administrative purposes. To add a new domain, in the Domain section, click Add Domain and fill out the fields
- domain name
- desired domain name, maximum 60 characters;
- type
- there are two types of domains: infrastructure and user. An infrastructure domain is used for network switch nodes and a user domain is used for network host nodes.
- description
- add description for domain if needed, maximum 255 characters
- authorization method
- there are two types of authorization: LocalAuth in local database at Controller or LDAPAuth at directory server.
Step 3. Configure Admin¶
If needed, create a named administrator account using the Admin - Administrators section. An administrator can either be a System Admin (in default domain) or Domain Admin (in any other domain). Required fields are
- login
- user login, maximum 30 characters
- name
- username, maximum 30 characters
- user domain
- select domain where user will operate
- user status
- choose between Active and Disabled
- user auth method
- LocalAuth in local database or LDAPAuth at directory server (inherited from domain authentication type)
- password, repeat password
- user password
Step 4. Import Templates¶
In Templates, click Upload Template and select a template file on your local machine. Once the template has been uploaded, select the domains in which you want it to be available.
The Service Template Details form includes fields
- name
- service template name, maximum 30 characters
- description
- service template description, maximum 255 characters
Also configure role parameters on this page
- service role name
- role name, maximum 30 characters
- service role description
- role description, maximum 255 characters
- permission
- TBD
- default token params
- TBD
- code hex
- TBD
- code map
- TBD
- path hex
- TBD
- Default path params
- TBD
- program params
- TBD
- default service params
- TBD
- ACL rules
- TBD