HP StorageWorks XP24000 Disk/Cache Partition User's Guide, v01 (T5214-96004, June 2007)

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Partition Operations
Storage Administrator and Storage Partition Administrator
Privileges
To use HP StorageWorks XP Remote Web Console, you ne ed a user account. The user account of Remote
Web Console contains the following information.
• User ID
• User type
• Password
• Operation authority
For Remote Web Console, the user account of administrator is initially set. The password of user ID
administrator is ad ministrator by default. By default, the op eration authority for all functions of Remote
Web Console and program p roduct o ptions is given to the user account of user ID administrator. You
cannot
delete the user account of user I D Administrator. You may register up to 500 user accounts
including the user account of user ID Administrator for Remote Web Console.
You have to set user ID, user type and password when you enter a user account. An operation authority
can
be set for each registered user account. To register the user account, or to set an operation authority,
use the Account window. For further information on the procedures of registering the user account
and
of setting the operation authority for Remote Web Console, see the HP StorageWorks XP24000
Remote Web Console User’s Guide.
The administrators of storage systems are categorize d into two types, the storage a dm inistrator and the
storage p artition administrator. The storage administrator m ay logical partition the storage system and the
cache memory by creating SLPRs and CLPRs. The storage administrator may manage the entire storage
system and all resources in the storage system, for example, SLPRs, ports, CLPRs and parity groups. As
shown in Figure 3 on page 18, the storage administrator may manage all resources of SLPR1 and SLPR2.
The storage p a rtition administrators a re not permitted to create an SLPR and a CLPR. The storage p artition
administrators are not permitted to manage the entire subsystem, but they can manage the specified SLPR.
As
shown in Figure 3 on page 18, the storage partition administrator for SLPR1 may manage only the
resources of SLPR1, but he/she cannot manage the resources of SLPR2 (port C and C LPR3). On the other
hand, the storage pa rtition administrator of SLPR2 may manage only the resources of SLPR2, but he/sh e
cannot
manage the resources of S LPR1 (port A, por t B, CLPR1 and CLPR2). For further information on
the
user entry of storage administrator and storage pa rtition administrator, see the HP StorageWorks
XP24000 Remote Web Console User’s Guide.
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