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• Administrator - Can perform all operations, including creating and editing users. Users in this role can also edit
Manager settings or IOM parameters such as mgmt IP, FQDN, and Time/Date
• Operator - Can edit JBOF parameters such as Drives, Hosts, and Bridges settings.
• ReadOnly - Can view status, but cannot modify any configuration settings except their own user password.
If the LDAP directory service is used for authentication, LDAP users will be mapped to a user role based upon their group
membership. Both local and LDAP users can be configured.
Prerequisites
Requires Administrator privileges
Procedure
1. Select the USERS tab in the Admin Dashboard.
2. To add a local user:
a. Click Add user.
The User details window is displayed.
b.
Enter the required information, and then click Save.
3.
Scroll down on the Users tab to the LDAP section. To add an LDAP user:
a.
Slide the Service enabled toggle to the right (ON) to enable LDAP.
b.
Enter the required information, and then click Save.
For more information, see
LDAP configuration settings.
LDAP configuration settings
Authentication
The J2000 must authenticate to access the LDAP directory. The authentication type is the user name and password
(UsernameAndPassword). The user name and password are used to bind to the LDAP server.
Search Settings
Search settings provides the following fields for looking up information in the user directory:
NOTE: Search setting fields are case-sensitive.
• Base Distinguished Names—The starting point for LDAP search of user accounts.
Example: OU=J2000, DC=MyCompany, DC=com
• Groups Attributes—The LDAP attribute used by the directory instance to represent the groups to which a user
account belongs. The group specified is used for mapping to the roles assigned in the Remote Role Mapping field.
Example: memberOf
• Username Attribute—The LDAP attribute used by the directory instance to represent a user's name.
Example: sAMAccountName
Operation
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