User Accounts - NetApp HCI Manual

As part of your normal support contract, NetApp Support monitors this data and alerts you to any
performance bottlenecks or potential system issues. You need to create a NetApp Support account if you
do not already have one (even if you have an existing SolidFire Active IQ account) so that you can take
advantage of this service.
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NetApp HCI URLs
Here are the common URLs you use with NetApp HCI:
URL
https://[IPv4 address of Bond1G
interface on a storage node]
https://[management node IP address]
https://[IP address]:442
https://[management node IP
address]:9443
https://activeiq.solidfire.com
https://[management node IP
address]/mnode
https://[storage cluster MVIP address]
Find more information
• NetApp Element Plug-in for vCenter Server
• NetApp HCI Resources page

User accounts

To access storage resources on your system, you'll need to set up user accounts.
User account management
User accounts are used to control access to the storage resources on a NetApp Element software-based
network. At least one user account is required before a volume can be created.
When you create a volume, it is assigned to an account. If you have created a virtual volume, the account is
the storage container.
Here are some additional considerations:
NetApp SolidFire Active
Description
Access the NetApp Deployment Engine wizard to
install and configure NetApp HCI.
Access NetApp Hybrid Cloud Control to upgrade,
expand, and monitor your NetApp HCI installation,
and update management services.
From the per-node UI, access network and cluster
settings and utilize system tests and utilities.
more.
Register the vCenter Plug-in package in the vSphere
Web Client.
Monitor data and receive alerts to any performance
bottlenecks or potential system issues.
Manually update management services using the
REST API UI from the management node.
Access the NetApp Element software UI.
IQ.
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