Attribute Description Required / Optional Default value
Notes:
1. If the speciî ´ed value is not valid, the default value will be used.
2. T
o use symbols such as + ; , < = and >, enter a backslash (\) before each symbol.
When using multiple symbols, each symbol must have a backslash before it. For
example, to enter abc++ in the searchdn î ´eld, use \+ instead of + as shown here:
abc\+\+
To enter \ , /, or ", enter a backslash and then the ASCII code in hex for these
symbols.
â– Enter \5c for \
â– Enter \2f for /
â– Enter \22 for "
For example, to enter abc\ in the searchdn î ´eld, enter abc\5c.
User Administration for NAS Manager
This section describes various user roles, permissions and groups available to manage
your storage system. You use NAS Manager to create and manage SMU user accounts on
your storage system.
Administrator types and responsibilities
This section describes the types of NAS storage system administrators and deî ´nes their
e
xpected roles in managing the system and the associated storage subsystems.
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Global Administrators can manage everything in the system: î ´le systems, î ´le
services, or î ´le system related features and functions, storage devices and their
components. Also, the Global Administrator creates and manages SMU user proî ´les
(Server Administrators, Storage Administrators, Server+Storage Administrators, and
other Global Administrators). Global Administrators also control what servers and
storage devices each administrator can access.
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Storage Administrators manage storage devices, as speciî ´ed in the administrator
proî ´le created by the Global Administrator.
Storage Administrators can manage only storage devices and their components
(racks, physical disks, SDs, and storage pools). Storage Administrators cannot manage
î ´le systems, î ´le services, or î ´le system related features and functions, and they
cannot manage users.
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Server Administrators manage servers and clusters, as speciî ´ed in the
administrator proî ´le created by the Global Administrator. Server Administrators
cannot manage storage devices.
Server Administrators can manage î ´le systems and î ´le services such as CIFS Shares,
NFS Exports, and they can manage î ´le system related features and functions such as
snapshots, quotas, and migration policies and schedules.
User Administration for NAS Manager
Chapter 4: User administration
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