It might take the NetApp Hybrid Cloud Control UI up to 15 minutes to refresh the
inventory. To manually refresh inventory, access the REST API UI inventory service
https://[management node IP]/inventory/1/ and run GET /installations
/{id} for the cluster.
9. Log into NetApp Hybrid Cloud Control.
Delete an authoritative user account
You can delete one or more accounts when it is no longer needed. You can delete an LDAP user account.
You cannot delete the primary administrator user account for the authoritative cluster.
Steps
1. Log in to NetApp Hybrid Cloud Control by providing the NetApp HCI or Element storage cluster
administrator credentials.
2. From the Dashboard, click on the icon in the top right and select User Management.
3. In the Actions column in the Users table, expand the menu for the account and select Delete.
4. Confirm the deletion by selecting Yes.
Manage volume accounts
Volume accounts are managed within the NetApp Hybrid Cloud Control Volumes table. These accounts are
specific only to the storage cluster on which they were created. These types of accounts enable you to set
permissions on volumes across the network, but have no effect outside of those volumes.
A volume account contains the CHAP authentication required to access the volumes assigned to it.
Create a volume account
Create an account specific to this volume.
Steps
1. Log in to NetApp Hybrid Cloud Control by providing the NetApp HCI or Element storage cluster
administrator credentials.
2. From the Dashboard, select Storage > Volumes.
3. Select the Accounts tab.
4. Select the Create Account button.
5. Enter a name for the new account.
6. In the CHAP Settings section, enter the following information:
◦ Initiator Secret for CHAP node session authentication
◦ Target Secret for CHAP node session authentication
To auto-generate either password, leave the credential fields blank.
7. Select Create Account.
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