Initial Configuration Guide

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1 Initial Configuration Guide For Virtual Appliances Management Center

2 Version Third Party Copyright Notices Blue Coat Systems, Inc. All rights reserved. BLUE COAT, PROXYSG, PACKETSHAPER, CACHEFLOW, INTELLIGENCECENTER, CACHEOS, CACHEPULSE, CROSSBEAM, K9, DRTR, MACH5, PACKETWISE, POLICYCENTER, PROXYAV, PROXYCLIENT, SGOS, WEBPULSE, SOLERA NETWORKS, DEEPSEE, DS APPLIANCE, CONTENT ANALAYSIS SYSTEM, SEE EVERYTHING. KNOW EVERYTHING., SECURITY EMPOWERS BUSINESS, BLUETOUCH, the Blue Coat shield, K9, and Solera Networks logos and other Blue Coat logos are registered trademarks or trademarks of Blue Coat Systems, Inc. or its affiliates in the U.S. and certain other countries. This list may not be complete, and the absence of a trademark from this list does not mean it is not a trademark of Blue Coat or that Blue Coat has stopped using the trademark. All other trademarks mentioned in this document owned by third parties are the property of their respective owners. This document is for informational purposes only. BLUE COAT MAKES NO WARRANTIES, EXPRESS, IMPLIED, OR STATUTORY, AS TO THE INFORMATION IN THIS DOCUMENT. BLUE COAT PRODUCTS, TECHNICAL SERVICES, AND ANY OTHER TECHNICAL DATA REFERENCED IN THIS DOCUMENT ARE SUBJECT TO U.S. EXPORT CONTROL AND SANCTIONS LAWS, REGULATIONS AND REQUIREMENTS, AND MAY BE SUBJECT TO EXPORT OR IMPORT REGULATIONS IN OTHER COUNTRIES. YOU AGREE TO COMPLY STRICTLY WITH THESE LAWS, REGULATIONS AND REQUIREMENTS, AND ACKNOWLEDGE THAT YOU HAVE THE RESPONSIBILITY TO OBTAIN ANY LICENSES, PERMITS OR OTHER APPROVALS THAT MAY BE REQUIRED IN ORDER TO EXPORT, RE-EXPORT, TRANSFER IN COUNTRY OR IMPORT AFTER DELIVERY TO YOU. Americas: Blue Coat Systems, Inc. 420 N. Mary Ave. Sunnyvale, CA Rest of the World: Blue Coat Systems International SARL 3a Route des Arsenaux 1700 Fribourg, Switzerland 2

3 Version Introduction This guide describes how to use Blue Coat Management Center to set up, monitor, and manage Blue Coat devices, and is intended for administrators. Delegated administrators might not be able to perform all of the tasks described in this guide. This document describes how to install Management Center for the first time. Management Center is a virtual appliance release, and supports the following devices: ProxySG appliances running SGOS 6.2.x and later (reporting requires SGOS 6.3.x and later) Content Analysis appliance integration Malware Analysis appliance support Refer to the Blue Coat Management Center Release Notes on the BTO download page to determine requirements for your virtualization environment and compatibility with third-party products. Management Center Features and Benefits Some of the features and benefits of using Management Center are: Feature Management Center provides centralized management for up to 500 devices. Groups devices based on location, department, purpose, and other attributes that you specify. Roles have greater flexibility, enabling user groups with the same permissions to access and manage policies and devices within their specific organization. Manages internal and external user accounts for Management Center. Facilitates creating and deploying policy to multiple devices simultaneously. Includes Virtual Policy Management and consistency checking between policies and devices Manage attributes for devices, device groups, policy and device scripts Create, edit and execute scripts. Includes the ability to compare script versions and to import a script from a managed device Benefit Eliminate the need to manage each remote device manually, reducing management costs. Delegate administrative duties and deploy policies for specific groups. Enables administrators to assign attributes for managed devices that have different purposes within their network. User Groups with the same permissions access, manage, and can report on devices within their management area without overlapping job duties and wasting time and resources. Apply roles to user groups that you need to have homogenous results (for example user groups that are in specific locations or have a specific job function). Users only access the functional areas and perform tasks required for their jobs. Ensure consistency amongst devices that have the same purpose or require standardized policy. Administrators can manage policy using the Visual Policy Manager on managed devices from within the Management Center web console. Use attributes to define custom metadata for devices, device groups, policy and device scripts. Filter on attributes to refine searches for all objects. Administrators can create and edit scripts as well as execute scripts on managed devices. Variable replacement is supported, as well as the ability to check versions of a saved script and to import a script from a device. 3

4 Version Feature Audit log records user and system event history Reports on device performance Storing device backups on an external server Job scheduling to automate repetitive tasks Benefit Be aware of all user actions in the system and support organizational accountability. Assess how changes to the network affect performance and proactively reduce their impact. Enables administrators to export backups to external servers using any of the following 4 protocols: FTP, HTTP, HTTPS, or SCP Administrators can set up jobs to automate tasks that recur or are otherwise inefficient to perform manually. Additional permissions are required to perform some jobs. Recommended Reading Before you start using Management Center, Blue Coat recommends that you review the following documentation: VMware Documentation, for assistance with setting up your virtualization environment: Blue Coat Management Center Release Notes, which contains information on third-party requirements, known issues, and other important information for setting up Management Center: Blue Coat Knowledge Base, for support articles pertaining to Management Center: Blue Coat Product Documentation, for Management Center: Documentation on BTO supersedes the content found here. For the most up-to-date information about Management Center, go to Terminology Important terms used in Management Center documentation are listed alphabetically in the following table. In some cases, this guide uses abbreviations instead of expanded forms. While using this guide, refer to this table to determine the meaning or expanded form of a term. Term (Abbreviation, when applicable) Administration Attributes Blue Coat Licensing Portal (BCLP) Description and Usage The tab in the upper right of the web console where administrators can configure settings and view data specific to Management Center. Attributes are additional metadata that you can define and apply to devices, device groups, policy and device scripts. Website where you obtain your license for Management Center: 4

5 Version Term (Abbreviation, when applicable) BlueTouch Online (BTO) Description and Usage Blue Coat support portal, which offers software downloads, documentation, and other information to help you with your Blue Coat appliances: Comma-separated values (CSV) Command Line Interface (CLI) Content Policy Language (CPL) Dashboard Device Management Information Base (MIB) Metadata Open Virtualized Format (OVF) Policy Editor Pinned Prune Scripts Serial Number You require a login to access some areas of BTO, such as downloads and release notes. CSV is a delimited data format. To add multiple devices simultaneously, you use a CSV file (a template is provided in Management Center). One of two ways to access Management Center; a command line tool where you can configure Management Center and execute administrative commands. Set up the CLI admin account and password during the initial creation of your appliance. See Log on to the CLI. The language in which ProxySG appliance policy is written. Policies can be customized to an organization s specific set of users and unique enforcement needs. A page providing a simplified view of important information and statistics in widgets. Dashboards display in two prominent areas in the web console. The web console displays the main Dashboard by default when you log in, and it displays the Statistics Dashboard when you click Statistics Monitoring. A Blue Coat appliance that you can add and manage in Management Center. MIBs are required for configuring SNMP for Management Center alerts. Download MIBs at the BTO Downloads page: Data about some user-defined and system-defined data in Management Center, such as the date and time of creation, the purpose of the data creation, and the user who created it. Policy objects and policy versions have metadata. A format for packaging and distributing virtual machines. The OVF file in the VAP is an XML text file that defines the attributes of the specific virtual machine package. The area in Management Center where you write policy and create policy sections. To go to the Policy Editor, click Policy, select an object, and click Edit. The pinned item marks the item so that the item is not deleted automatically when the system attempts to recover space. Pruning items attempts to recover storage by deleting old backup images. Commonly used configuration can be scripted. Scripts can be run on a device to configure that device. Administrators can create a scripts, list them, and filter scripts by attributes. The script itself is not be directly associated to a device, but when you deploy a script, you can select from available devices the device you want the script to be deployed. To deploy a script through a scheduled job, you can schedule a script to run on multiple devices or device groups. Variable replacements are available within all scripts. A string of numbers that uniquely identify an appliance. When you first power on the VA, you must enter the serial number to begin initial configuration. You can verify your serial number in the web console by clicking the? and selecting About. 5

6 Version Term (Abbreviation, when applicable) Service Request (SR) SGOS Variable Substitution VPM Editor Virtual Appliance (VA) Virtual Appliance Package (VAP) Virtual Machine (VM) VMware client Web Console (Management Center UI) Widget Description and Usage A request for information or assistance with Blue Coat Support. To open an SR, you require a valid support entitlement with Blue Coat. Operating system that runs on the ProxySG appliance. When enabled, the replacement of substitution variables occurs when policy, policy fragments or script variables associated with a device are substituted with a specific value. Management Center attempts to replace variables with the values associated with the device where the policy is being installed or the script is being executed. Visual Policy Manager Editor enables you to create policy and edit policy. The Management Center virtual machine image. The zip file that contains the OVF file and the virtual disk files (.vmdk) required for creating the Management Center VA. An instance of an operating system and one or more applications that run in an isolated partition of a vmware server. The virtualization software used to create and/or host the Management Center virtual appliance. For simplicity, this document uses the term "VMware client" in all instances; substitute it with the supported ESX host you are using. One of two ways to access Management Center; you display the web interface in a browser window, and it is the main point of access for performing tasks in Management Center. The web console comes with a default admin account and password. A graphical representation of information, designed to provide you with a quick overview of statistics or other important information. Widgets display on dashboards in Management Center. Access Blue Coat Documentation Access Management Center Release Notes, Management Center Solutions Webguide, and other documentation on BTO. 1. Go to BTO: 2. Enter your BTO username and password in the fields at the top of the page, and click Login. 3. To download the release notes, select Download and browse to your version of Management Center. 4. To obtain other product documentation: a. Click Documentation and select Management Center. b. Click the version of Management Center to access the complete documentation set for the release. Contact Us We appreciate your comments about this guide. Please comment on specific errors or omissions, accuracy, organization, subject matter, or completeness of this book. To send feedback on this or other Blue Coat product documentation, write to us at documentation.inbox@bluecoat.com. 6

7 Verify VMware Requirements (If you are running Management Center as a virtual appliance) follow these guidelines to achieve satisfactory performance and operation. The virtualization environment must have, at a minimum: VMware ESX Server 5.x Dual-core processor 8 GB of virtual memory 100 GB hard disk space Your VMware license must be Enterprise or Enterprise Plus if you want to use remote serial connections. For more information, please refer to VMWare support. 7

8 Prepare for Initial Configuration The initial configuration wizard prompts you to configure basic network settings for Management Center. Obtain and record the information specific to your deployment in this table, and then use your notes for reference when you go through the installation process. Print out this page for reference. Requirement Description My values Appliance serial number Interface configuration The serial number from the Blue Coat Licensing Portal (BCLP). See Retrieve Your Serial Number. IP address. Subnet mask. Default gateway IP address for the default gateway. DNS servers IP address for the primary DNS server. (Optional) IP address for the secondary DNS server. 8

9 Ports and Protocols Reference Use the following table as a reference when setting up Management Center. System Ports Initiated By Function Management Center 9008 TCP ProxySG appliance ProxySG appliance Performance Statistics Management Center 22 TCP Management Center ProxySG appliance monitoring and management Management Center TCP User's Client Management Center's UI (web console) Management Center TCP Management Center Authentication via AD/LDAP/LDAPS Management Center TCP Management Center SMTP 25 Management Center bto.bluecoat.com License activation, the latest release information and documentation SNMP 162 Management Center SNMP 9

10 Retrieve Your Serial Number The Blue Coat efulfillment you received after placing your order for the Management Center VA contains activation codes for retrieving appliance serial numbers from the BCLP. You must use the correct serial number to ensure that your license is valid. To retrieve appliance serial numbers: 1. Make sure you have a BTO username and password. In addition to retrieving appliance serial numbers, these credentials are required for obtaining your license and downloading software upgrades. If you do not have a BTO account, contact customercare@bluecoat.com. For additional contact information, go to 2. Locate the you received from Blue Coat. This contains the software activation codes as well as a link to the BCLP. 3. Log in to BCLP: a. Click the link embedded in the ( enu/licensing/register.cgi). The web browser displays the BCLP page. b. On the BCLP login screen, enter your BTO username and password, and then click Login. The BCLP displays the Home page. 4. In the Enter Activation Code field, enter the activation code from your Click Next. The BCLP displays the License Agreement page. 6. Read and accept the License Agreement, and then click Next. A BCLP displays the serial numbers page. 7. Record the appliance serial number. You will need this number to complete the Management Center initial configuration wizard. Each serial number is unique. When performing initial configuration, ensure that you use a dedicated serial number. Reusing a serial number from another Management Center VA could cause the license to be suspended. 10

11 Set up Management Center Before you start, make sure that you Retrieve Your Serial Number and determine your requirements. See Prepare for Initial Configuration If you are using Management Center for the first time, perform the following steps to install and set up Management Center. 1. Download the VAP file from BTO.See Download and Extract the OVF File. 2. Import the OVF file to your VMware client to create the Management Center VA. See Create the Virtual Appliance. 3. Enter the valid serial number to activate Management Center. See Enter Your Serial Number. 4. Complete the steps in the initial configuration wizard to configure the Management Center VA. See Configure the Virtual Appliance. 5. Install the Management Center license. See Retrieve and Install the License. Download and Extract the OVF File To install Management Center, log in to BTO and download the Management Center VAP file. The VAP file is a.zip file that contains: An Open Virtualized Format (OVF) file Two Virtual Machine Disk Format (VMDK) files: o MC-V10-disk1.vmdk (for the boot disk) o MC-V10-disk2.vmdk (for the virtual disk) This guide in PDF format 1. Log in to BTO ( and select Downloads. 2. Browse to the Management Center page. 3. In the Management Center section, click the link for the VAP file and follow the instructions to save the file. 4. Extract the contents of the VAP file to a location that you can access from the system where you are running the VMware client. The OVF file includes a pointer to the.vmdk files; thus, you must extract and store the contents of the.zip file within the same folder. Do not rename the files. Proceed to the next step Create the Virtual Appliance 11

12 Create the Virtual Appliance After you extract the OVF file, create the Management Center VA. 1. Log into VMware client. 2. Select File > Deploy OVF Template. The VMware client displays a wizard. 3. In the Source dialog, click Browse and browse to where you extracted the OVF file. 4. Click Next. 5. Verify the details for OVF template and click Next. 6. Specify a name for the VA and the inventory location, and then click Next. 7. Select where to put the VA (host or cluster) and click Next. 8. Select where to store the virtual machine's files and click Next. 9. Specify thick or thin provisioning for the disk format and click Next. If you select thin provisioning, VMware allocates only the required amount of virtual disk space for the VA. Thick provisioning could result in slightly better performance, but it is not required. Refer to VMware documentation if you require more information on virtual disk provisioning. 10. Select a network to map to and click Next. 11. On the Ready to Complete dialog, review your settings. 12. (Optional) At the bottom of the dialog, select Power on after deployment to power on the VA after deployment. If you do not select it, you can power on the VA later. 13. Click Finish. The VMware client displays a "Deploying <name>" message with a progress bar. When deployment is complete, close the message. The inventory on the left displays the VA. Power On the VA If you did not power on the VA in step 12 of the previous procedure, power it on now. 1. Locate the VA in the inventory, select it, and right click. Select Power > Power On. 2. Verify that the VA is powered on. If it is powered on, its icon should look similar to the following: You can also select the VA and right click. If the VA is already powered on, the Power > Power On option should be unavailable. Proceed to the next step Enter Your Serial Number. Enter Your Serial Number To activate the Management Center VA, enter the serial number that was provided in the efulfillment e- mail from Blue Coat. After your serial number is validated, you can enter the Management Center CLI console. 1. In the VMware client, in the inventory on the left, right-click the VA. 2. Select Open Console. The VMware client displays the console. The console prompts you to enter the serial number. 3. Enter your serial number and press Enter. 4. If the serial number is not valid, check the number and try again. If the serial number is not accepted, do not proceed to the next steps; contact Blue Coat Support. See the BlueTouch Support Options web page for information: 12

13 If the serial number is valid, the console prompts you to press Enter three times. 5. Press Enter three times. The console displays the initial configuration wizard. Proceed to the next step Go to Configure the Virtual Appliance. Configure the Virtual Appliance After your serial number was validated, the initial configuration wizard displayed. Follow the prompts to complete initial configuration of Management Center and refer to your notes in Prepare for Initial Configuration. You can change these settings at any time after initial configuration. When you change the IP address, note the following: The web console can take a while to load; if the browser displays an error after you change the IP address, try again in a few moments. The SSL certificate is regenerated; you do not have to do it manually. If a new certificate is required after is already configured, use the CLI command #security generate-ssl-certificate to regenerate it. 1. In the initial configuration wizard, enter the following details, pressing Enter after each entry: IP address (you will use this IP address for the web console) Subnet mask IP address for the default gateway IP address for the primary DNS server (optional) IP address for the secondary DNS server The admin account password; the wizard prompts you to enter the password again for confirmation Make sure that the password is not easily guessed; if the password is not valid (for example, it is too short or is a dictionary word), the wizard prompts you to enter another password. Use an alphanumeric password that is at least 8 characters long. When setup is complete, the CLI displays the welcome banner: Copyright (c) 2015, Blue Coat Systems, Inc. Welcome to the Blue Coat Management Center CLI Version: Release id: MENU ) Command Line Interface 2) Setup Enter option: 2. Do one of the following to close the console: Press Ctrl+Alt to release the cursor from the Console. Click an area outside of the Console tab. 13

14 You can only reset the admin account with the following conditions: Serial console access. The CLI command #security password: Resets the password used to access the CLI for the admin account. Proceed to the next step Before proceeding to the next step, verify that Management Center has been configured correctly. See Verify Web Console Access. Then, go to Retrieve and Install the License. Configure Explicit Proxy Perform these steps if you have an explicit proxy deployment. Because Management Center is deployed behind the ProxySG appliance, you must configure proxy settings in an explicit deployment. If the proxy configuration is missing or incorrect, Management Center will be unable to connect to BTO for license downloads. 1. Log on to the CLI. See Log on to the CLI for instructions. 2. To enable use of the proxy server, issue the following command: #http-proxy enable 3. To configure the explicit proxy, issue the following command and specify the settings: # http-proxy configure HTTP Proxy host: <proxy_ip_address_or_hostname> HTTP Proxy port: <proxy_port_number> Username: <proxy_username> Password: <proxy_password> 4. (Recommended) Issue the #show setupinfo command to display and verify the proxy settings you entered. The proxy settings display in the HTTP Proxy Settings section of the command output. For more information on configuring proxy settings in the web console, refer to the Management Center Solutions Webguide on BTO. To configure proxy settings using the CLI, refer to the ProxySG CLI Reference Guide. Retrieve and Install the License The Management Center license contains data that is used to uniquely identify the VA as a Blue Coat appliance. Make sure that you are connected to the internet while performing this procedure. 14

15 1. Log on to the CLI. See Log on to the CLI for instructions. 2. Enter privileged mode from standard mode by using the enable command. The prompt changes from a > to a #, indicating that you are in privileged mode. 3. At the # command prompt, type the following command and press Enter: #license get-from-bluecoat Refer to #license in the Management Center CLI Reference Guide for information. 4. Restart the Management Center services. See Restart Services. 5. Go to the Management Center web console in a web browser. See Verify Web Console Access. If a license is not installed and the VA is powered on, users will be unable to load the Management Center web console. Update an existing license To update an existing license, you can run the #license get-from-url CLI command. In addition, the VA must be allowed access to the following Blue Coat server: 15

16 Log on to the CLI You can log on to the CLI through an SSH connection, or through the VMware console. For hardware appliances running Management Center, you can access the CLI over the serial console. Log on using SSH 1. Install an SSH client. This procedure uses PuTTY as an example; your steps might be slightly different. 2. Open PuTTY and specify the following information: Host Name (or IP address) The IP address that you specified for Management Center Port (Optional) Specify a name for the connection and click Save to save the settings. 4. Click Open. The SSH window opens, with a login prompt. 5. At the login as: prompt, type admin and press Enter. 6. At the admin@ip_address's password: prompt, type your password and press Enter. The console displays the CLI banner. Log on through the VMware console Use the VMware console or SSH if you are logging into a Virtual Appliance. 1. In the VMware client, browse to Management Center VM in the inventory. 2. Select the VM, right click, and select Open Console. The console displays the CLI console and prompts you to press Enter three times. 3. Press Enter three times. The console displays the CLI banner. Verify Web Console Access After you install a new license or update an existing license, verify that you can access the web console. Refer to the Management Center Release Notes for a list of supported browsers. 1. Open a web browser. 2. In the address bar, enter the URL in one of the formats in the following table, and then press Enter: where <IP_address> is the IP address you specified in the CLI. Note that you cannot change these port numbers. The web browser displays the Management Center login screen. If the web console does not load, run the CLI command # license view to determine if the license was installed and is valid. 16

17 Prevent Licensing Issues To prevent licensing issues, ensure that the VA is allowed network access to the license validation server at See Verify Web Console Access. If communication with the server fails, the license may be suspended. A constant internet connection is required for Management Center to communicate regularly with the license validation server to confirm that the serial number is valid. Duplicate Serial Numbers If the license validation server detects duplicate serial numbers, your license is invalidated and the license health status goes to a critical state. Verify your license in BCLP and contact Blue Coat Support if you continue to have problems. Expiring Licenses Management Center health goes into a Warning state when the license is 15 days from expiring. For example, if the license will expire on January 30th, the Messages option in the web console banner displays Warning-level alerts, such as the following, starting on January 15th. The web console banner displays an alert for each licensed component. Once the license expires, Management Center goes into an Error state and remains in that state for another 15 days or until the license is updated (whichever occurs first). For example, starting on January 30th, the Messages option in the web console banner displays Warning-level alerts for each licensed component until the license is renewed. If you do not renew the license within 15 days after the expiration date, you will be unable to load the web console. You must renew the license through the CLI using # license get-from-bluecoat or # license get-from-url. 17

18 Update the Management Center License If you are running Management Center and you are unable to see some of the features as documented, the following has occurred: The Management Center license contains all of the features for which you have purchased a subscription. As a result, not all features are visible to all users. You can update your existing license from BTO, download the license from a web server or workstation, or install it manually. To upgrade your license to expose additional features, please contact Blue Coat Systems, Inc. 1. In the web console banner, click the Help icon (?). 2. In the drop-down list, select License. The web console displays the License dialog. 3. To view detailed license component information, select the License Components tab. 4. To determine how you will install the license, select the Install New License tab. See the following sections for instructions. 5. After you complete the license installation, do one of the following: Run the CLI command # restart services. See Restart Services. Log in to the CLI via an SSH connection. Power off the VA, and then power it back on. 6. Go to the Management Center web console in a web browser. If the web console loads, the license was installed successfully. If the web console does not load, run the CLI command # license view to determine if the license was installed and is valid. Install the license from BTO You must install the license from BTO using the #license getfrom-bluecoat command at least once before you can install it from BTO using the web console. 1. Select Install from BTO. 2. Enter your BTO User ID and BTO Password. 3. Click Install License. 4. Click Refresh to display the updated license information in the License Components table. Install from URL Before you can install your license you must first get the license file (*.bin) and save it to a location on a web server or workstation that the VA can access. 1. Select Install from URL. The web console displays a text field. 2. Enter the location (a valid URL) of the license file into the field. 3. Click Install License. 4. Click Refresh to display the updated license information in the License Components table. Paste license text from a text editor Before you can install your license you must first get the license file (*.bin) and save it to a local directory. 18

19 Open the license file in a text editor (such as Notepad) and make sure you save the file. 1. Select Paste license text. The web console displays a text box. 2. Copy and paste the license from the text editor to the box. 3. Click Install License. 4. Click Refresh to display the updated license information in the License Components table. 19

20 Restart Services Restart the services after you install the license. To troubleshoot some issues, you might need to restart Management Center services. For details about the CLI commands, refer to the Management Center CLI Reference Guide. 1. Log on to the CLI. See Log on to the CLI for instructions. 2. Enter privileged mode by typing enable at the command prompt. 3. Enter your enable password and press Enter. 4. At the # prompt, type restart services and press Enter. The CLI displays the command prompt. You cannot access the web console while the services are restarting; however, you can try accessing the web console a few minutes after issuing the command. Reset CLI Admin Password or Restore UI Default Password You can reset the password for the CLI (serial console). You can also restore the default password for the admin UI (web console). To reset the password used to access the CLI for the admin account. use # security reset-password. This command is only available through the serial console. 1. Log on to the CLI. See Log on to the CLI for instructions. 2. Enter privileged mode by typing enable at the command prompt. 3. Enter your enable password and press Enter. 4. At the # prompt, type restore-defaults reset-admin and press Enter. The CLI prompt displays the following: This operation will restore admin password on UI to default. Management Center service will be unavailable during this operation. Are you sure you want to restore UI admin password? [y/n] Resets the UI admin password to admin/admin. 20