Creating User Accounts And Changing Default Passwords; Introduction; To Add A Local User - HP StoreOnce 3100 System Installation And Configuration Manual

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7 Creating user accounts and changing default passwords

Introduction

Two roles define the permissions associated with a user; they are called admin and user. Two
default user accounts, one for each role, are created automatically when the system is installed
Admin account: This account has permissions associated with an administrator who is
responsible for configuring and managing the StoreOnce System. The default User Name
and Password for this account is Admin, admin.
User account: This account has operator permissions only and will not be able to carry out
any system configuration; the default User Name and Password for this account is Operator,
operator.
Immediately after installation, the administrator should change the default passwords and create
additional user accounts, assigning permissions, as appropriate.

To add a local user

1.
Log on as an Administrator and select User Management from the Device Configuration
menu.
2.
Click Add User.
3.
Select a User Type of Local.
NOTE:
Local Users: A user created solely on the StoreOnce System.
External Users: A user who belongs to an AD domain to which the StoreOnce System
has been joined. When you add an external user who is already a member of an existing
AD group, you have the ability to assign this user to a different role than the group role.
No password is required for the external user because that is controlled via the AD
Domain server. See the StoreOnce System User Guide for more information about
creating and configuring external users.
4.
Enter the User Name of the Local User, and select a User Role of user or admin.
5.
Click OK.
There are two types of users:
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