4.
Select the permission level for each function for the group you are creating. See
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on page 118.
Table 29 Descriptions of group permissions
Management area
Change Password
Management Groups, RAID, Drive
Hot Swap
Network
Storage System Administration, Boot,
Upgrade
System and Disk Report
What the permission levels mean
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Read Only User can only view the information about these functions.
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Read-Modify User can view and modify existing settings for these functions.
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Full User can perform all actions (view, modify, add new, delete) in all functions.
1.
Add a user to the group.
• Click Add in the Users section.
• Select one or more users to add to the group.
• Click Add.
2.
Click OK to finish creating a new group.
Editing administrative groups
Each management group has an administration node in the tree below it. You can add, edit, and
remove administrative groups here. Editing an administrative group includes changing the description,
permissions, and users for the group.
Change the description of a group
1.
Log in to the management group, and select the Administration node.
2.
Click Administration Tasks in the tab window, and select Edit Group.
3.
Change the Description as necessary.
4.
Click OK to finish.
Changing administrative group permissions
Change the management capabilities available to members of a group.
1.
Log in to the management group, and select the Administration node.
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Administrative users and groups
Activities controlled by this area
User can change other administrative users' passwords.
User can set the RAID configuration for the storage system. Shut
down disks, restart RAID, and hot-swap disks. Create management
groups.
User can choose type of network connection, set the time and time
zone for the management group, identify the Domain Name
Server, and use SNMP.
User can add administrators and upgrade the SAN/iQ software.
User can view reports about the status of the storage system.
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