3.7.0 HP StorageWorks HP Scalable NAS File Serving Software administration guide - HP Scalable NAS 3.7 for Linux (AG513-96002, October 2009)

Remove roles from an account
Use this command:
mx account removerole --form <ID|NAME> --type <USER|GROUP> <account> <role> ...
The --form option specifies whether you are entering the name or ID of the account
(NAME is the default). The --type option specifies whether the account is for a user
or group or is unknown (GROUP is the default).
List roles assigned to an account
Use this command:
mx account listroles [--form <ID|NAME>] [--type <GROUP|UNKNOWN |USER>]
[--effective] [--noHeaders] [--csv] [--showBorder] [<account>]
The --type option specifies whether the account is for a user or group or is unknown
(GROUP is the default). The --form option specifies whether you are entering the
name or ID of the account (NAME is the default). The --effective option displays
the effective roles for the account. Without this option, the command lists only the
roles directly assigned to the account.
HP Scalable NAS audit trail
HP Scalable NAS provides an audit trail of operations that change the configuration
or state of the cluster. Operations such as mxcollect that consume significant
resources but do not change the state of the cluster are also logged.
Audit log messages
The audit log messages appear in the system event log. The messages are global
and appear in the event log on all servers. The log messages specify the operation
performed and identify the user who initiated the action. See Cluster event
viewer, page 234 for information about viewing the messages.
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