Account - Hitachi Compute Blade 2000 User Manual

Account

Account overview
 Purpose of account
To use the console functions of the management module, you need to set accounts for
the following purposes:
(1) To log in the console
When logging in the system console or system web console, you can set or
operate functions.
To prevent incorrect login, you have to type the corresponding password to each
account to log in. Since multiple accounts can be set, some people can log in with
their own account.
(2) To send and receive files with File Transfer Protocol (FTP) protocol
You can send and receive files to/from the user directory using FTP protocol with
the management module. To use this function, you need to type your account and
password.
 Account specifications
The following table shows the account specifications registered in the management
module. You need to set the following items for the account setting.
# Item
1 Account name
2 Status
3 Role
4 Type of text-
based console
5 Type of
prompt
Timeout
6
minutes
7 Password
8 SSH public
- A user account name
It can contain up to 32 characters with the following conditions:
First character: Alphabetic character
Second and subsequent characters: Alphanumeric characters,
hyphens (-), underscores (_), and periods (.).
Indicates whether a user account is enabled or disabled.
Set as: Enabled or Disabled. With Enabled, the account is available.
Role names assigned to an account.
See Privilege and role for the details of Role.
Type of the text-based console to be used with an account.
Only the system console at present.
Type of a prompt displayed
Select one from "SVP>" fixed and "chassis ID (a slot number of the
management module) SVP>".
Time to wait until automatic logout occurs when you logs in the
console but do nothing.
The wait time can be set in minutes from 0 to 1440 for the system
console; from 1 to 1440 for the system Web console. If 0 is set,
however, the automatic logout function is disabled.
A password required for login
It can contain up to 32 printable characters (*1).
Keep your password somewhere because a password string is not
displayed on the screen.
Public keys recorded in an account
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