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• About access control, page 191
• Resource groups, page 194
• Prerequisites for creating resource groups, page 194
• Creating resource groups, page 195
• Assigning resource groups and roles to a user group, page 198
Prerequisites for creating user groups
Based on their assigned roles, users that have been assigned to groups are granted operation
permissions for Device Manager and Tiered Storage Manager (GUI).
A user group is a set of users who use the same resources and have the same operation(s) permission
(see “role”) for the resources. Externally authenticated groups can be used as user groups.
Users are granted permissions based on permissions set for roles assigned to the user group they
belong to. A user can be registered to multiple user groups. A resource group can be registered to
multiple user groups. The system account does not belong to any user group.
The user roles that can be assigned to each resource group for user groups are:
• Admin
• Modify
• View
A user belonging to a built-in user group cannot be registered to another user group.
The default user groups assigned to the All Resources group are:
• AdminGroup (role: Admin and the permission for creating resource groups)
• ModifyGroup (role: Modify)
• ViewGroup (role: View)
• PeerGroup (role: Peer. This user group cannot be assigned to a resource group)
Two special case user group assignments exist. The built-in account (user ID: HaUser) used by Device
Manager agents is set to the PeerGroup immediately after the installation is completed, but can be
set to another group later. To assign the Peer role to a user, register the user in PeerGroup.
Authorized groups that have been registered to HP StorageWorks P9000 Command View Advanced
Edition Suite products can be used as user groups. Roles assigned to authorized groups are also
applied to users who belong to nested groups.
For a HP P9500 storage system, if different roles are set as follows, the highest-level role among those
is applied to all of the resource groups in that storage system:
• When different roles are assigned to multiple resource groups assigned to one user group in the
same storage system.
• When one user belongs to multiple user groups to which different roles are assigned to multiple
resource groups in the same storage system.
Ranked from highest to lowest, these roles are:
• Admin
• Modify
• View
If the storage system is not a HP P9500 , the previous scenario does not apply. For example, in the
following figure, User A and User B can access each resource group (RG) with the following roles,
Setting up HP StorageWorks P9000 Command View Advanced Edition Suite196
- Suite Software 1
- User Guide 1
- DescriptionEditionVersionDate 2
- Contents 3
- Suite software 11
- User Guide 11 11
- Preface12 12
- Edition Suite 13
- Features 14
- What's new 14
- System configuration 15
- Logging in 17
- Navigating the interface 18
- Navigating help 20
- Operational workflows 20
- Process flow 21
- Setting up storage resources 22
- Allocating storage 24
- Monitoring storage 24
- Registering storage systems 27
- Registering a storage system 28
- Registering hosts 31
- Methods for registering hosts 32
- HP P9000 Command 33
- Administrator Guide 35
- Workflow for detecting hosts 37
- About data collection tasks 46
- Creating and deleting volumes 49
- Create Volumes dialog box 50
- About shredding volume data 52
- Shredding volume data 52
- Deleting unallocated volumes 53
- About creating a LUSE volume 54
- Creating a LUSE volume 54
- Virtualizing external storage 55
- Unvirtualizing volumes 59
- Virtualize Volumes dialog box 60
- User Guide 61 61
- User Guide 63 63
- Creating a THP/Smart pool 66
- Create Pool dialog box 68
- User Guide 69 69
- User Guide 71 71
- Expanding THP/Smart pools 73
- Shrinking a THP/Smart pool 75
- Deleting THP/Smart pools 75
- Expanding THP/Smart volumes 76
- Reclaiming zero pages 77
- About allocating volumes 88
- Volume allocation methods 89
- Allocate Volumes dialog box 95
- User Guide 97 97
- User Guide 99 99
- DescriptionSubfieldField 100
- About clustered-host storage 101
- Related topics 102
- Prerequisites 102
- About unallocating volumes 104
- Unallocate volumes dialog box 105
- Editing a WWN nickname 108
- Managing LUN Paths 109
- Editing LUN paths 110
- Replicating volumes 115
- Adding command devices 116
- Editing command devices 116
- Defining copy pairs 117
- Data mobility 118
- Data migration 123
- Conditions for data migration 124
- User Guide 127 127
- User Guide 129 129
- Migrate data dialog box 132
- User Guide 133 133
- User Guide 135 135
- Managing tasks 140
- Viewing task status 141
- Canceling scheduled tasks 142
- 4 Grouping resources 145
- Grouping resources146 146
- DescriptionType 147
- Creating logical groups 149
- Viewing logical group reports 150
- Editing logical groups 150
- Managing storage tiers 151
- Creating tiers 152
- Managing resource labels 153
- Editing resource labels 154
- Searching resource labels 155
- Viewing information summaries 157
- Accessing the dashboard 158
- Customizing the dashboard 158
- About the Hosts tree 159
- Managing alerts 161
- Keyword search 162
- Criteria search 163
- Criteria search dialog box 164
- Table 15 Search dialog box 165
- User Guide 165 165
- Generating resource reports 166
- About generating reports 167
- Optimizing storage 169
- Adding an HBA 170
- Advanced Edition Suite 179
- Managing users 180
- User permissions 181
- User Guide 183 183
- User Guide 185 185
- Creating a user account 186
- Editing your own user profile 187
- Changing your password 188
- About access control 191
- Resource groups 194
- Creating resource groups 195
- Editing a resource group 195
- Creating user groups 197
- Editing a user group 198
- Setting up security 199
- Setting a password policy 200
- Downloading components 201
- Managing licenses 201
- Registering a license 202
- Checking license information 202
- 7 Linking related products 205
- Starting Element Manager 206
- 8 Support and other resources 207
- Conventions 208
- User Guide 209 209
- B Operations in Legacy mode 215
- User Guide 219 219
- Operations in Legacy mode226 226
- C CSV export v7 differences 227
- User Guide 229 229
- User Guide 231 231
- User Guide 233 233
- User Guide 235 235
- User Guide 237 237
- User Guide 239 239
- Glossary 241
- Glossary242 242
- Glossary244 244
- Glossary246 246
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