Editing a Management Station

• Console
• CLI
• API

• Important
  
  If you change the proxy or mirror configuration, instances using the station might be unable to communicate with OS Management Hub and you must reconfigure the firewall and SELinux on the management station. Updates to the basic details of the management station, such as its name or description, don't require reconfiguration.

  1. Open the navigation menu and click Observability & Management. Under OS Management Hub, click Management stations.
  2. Under List scope, select the compartment that contains the management station.
  3. Click the name of the management station.
  4. Click Edit.
  5. Under Basic details, enter the following values:
     • Name: Name for the management station. The name doesn't need to be unique, because an Oracle Cloud Identifier (OCID) uniquely identifies the station. Avoid entering confidential information.
     • Description: (Optional) Description for the management station. Avoid entering confidential information.
     • Hostname: The hostname or IP address associated with your on-premises or third-party cloud instance. Or, if configuring high availability, the hostname or IP address of the load balancer. The hostname must be resolvable by other instances in your network.
  6. Under Proxy configuration, enter the following values:

     • Permitted address ranges: A comma-separated list of address ranges in your network that are permitted to use this management station as a proxy to the OS Management Hub service. For example, 192.168.0.0/16 would allow all instances in your data center with a 192.168.x.x IP address to use the management station as a proxy, and 0.0.0.0/0 would allow all IP addresses to use the management station as a proxy.

       Valid values include:

       • IPv4 or IPv6 addresses
       • Single IP addresses
       • CIDR ranges
       • * (wildcard)
     • Listening port: An available TCP port for the management station to receive proxy requests. For example, port 16080. The management station listens on this port for incoming connections from instances in the data center.
     • Proxy host: (Optional) The URL, hostname, or IP address of the external-facing proxy or firewall. The management station uses this proxy host to connect through the internet to OCI.
  7. Under Mirror configuration, enter the following values:
     • Storage path: Full directory path to the data volume on the management station where the software source mirrors are stored. Such as /mnt/mirror.
     • Mirror listening port (http): An available TCP port for the management station to receive HTTP yum requests. For example, port 17080. The management station listens on this port for connections from on-premises or third-party cloud instances.
     • Mirror listening port (https): An available TCP port for the management station to receive HTTPS yum requests. For example, port 17443. The management station listens on this port for connections from on-premises or third-party cloud instances.
     • SSL certificate path: (Optional) The full path to your SSL certificate, if you want to use your own certificate. If left blank, OS Management Hub uses a self-signed certificate.
  8. Click Save changes.
  9. If you updated the mirror or proxy configuration, you must update the firewall and SELinux configuration using the following steps.
  10. Log in to the instance as a user with sudo privileges
  11. Configure the firewall and SELinux settings to permit traffic and access.

      The management station uses the ports defined during setup for synchronizing the yum mirror and managing proxy traffic to OCI.

      You can manually update the firewall rules and SELinux settings or use the station-setup.sh script.

      The station-setup.sh script configures the firewall and SELinux settings to permit traffic on the ports that you have specified in the proxy configuration on the management station and the Apache HTTP web server to serve packages from the path in the mirror configuration. The script handles firewall and SELinux configuration for mirrors using the xfs, ext4, btrfs, or nfs file system.

      Important
      
      For your convenience, the station-setup.sh script is available to configure the firewall and SELinux settings. Before running the script in your production environment, be sure to review the script and understand the changes that the script makes to your firewall and SELinux settings.

      sudo /opt/oracle/mgmt_agent/plugins/osmh/stateDir/station-setup.sh

  12. If you didn't run the station-setup.sh script, restart the Apache HTTP web server.

      sudo systemctl restart httpd

• Use the oci os-management-hub management-station update command and required parameters to edit the management station.

  oci os-management-hub management-station update --management-station-id ocid [OPTIONS]

  For a complete list of flags and variable options for CLI commands, see the Command Line Reference.

• Run the UpdateManagementStation operation to update the configuration of a management station.