MCMU BUI Overview
When you log into the MCMU BUI, the System Status page is displayed. In the upper right corner, you can select your language and other choices from the user-name drop-down menu.
The left navigation panel provides links to these MCMU functions:
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Home – Displays the system status page, which provides an overall status of the system, and access to these items:
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Compliance Information – Shows information about security compliance reports. See Securing the System (BUI).
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Virtual Tuning Assistant Status (not shown in the example) – Farther down the page is an area that shows information from the built-in tuner feature. See Checking the Virtual Tuning Status (BUI).
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Database – Expands to provide access to DB VM group profile features, and to DB VM instance features. This page is where you manage DB VMs. See Configuring DB VMs (BUI).
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Application – Expands to provide access to application VM group profile features, and to a view of App VMs. This page is where you manage App VMs. See Configuring Application VMs (BUI).
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Patches and Updates – Provides access to the utility patching features. See Updating and Patching MiniCluster Software (BUI).
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Tasks – Displays information about running MCMU activities. See View the Status of Running Tasks (BUI).
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System Settings – Expands, providing access to these pages:
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System Information – Displays the MCMU version, Oracle Solaris OS version, and compute node and storage details. See View System Information (BUI).
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Security – Displays information about encryption keys on each compute node and provides links to administer the encryption keys. See View Security Information (BUI).
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Network – Displays information about the configured network parameters. See View and Update Network Parameters in v1.2.4 and Later (BUI).
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Firewall Manager – Displays information about the MiniCluster firewall manager. See Firewall Protection.
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User Accounts – Displays information about MCMU user accounts. See Display MCMU Users (BUI).
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System Checks – Provides access to perform readiness checks, verify the topology, and calibrate disks. See Performing System Checks (BUI).
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System Setup – Provides access to the tasks that are performed when the system is initially installed. See Review or Run Initialization Steps (BUI).
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User Input Summary – Displays the information that was applied to the system during the initial installation, such as IP address allocation. This page also provides a link that enables you to add additional IP addresses to the system. See View and Update Network Parameters in v1.2.2 and Earlier (BUI).
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Support – Provides access to generate support bundles, to start the Oracle Engineered Systems Hardware Manager (under Oracle direction), and to configure ASR. See Performing Support Tasks (BUI).
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Hardware Topology – Displays a visual representation of the I/O connections to storage arrays. See View the Hardware Topology (BUI).