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Modifying Local Users, Changing the Password, Managing Local Groups

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Modifying Local Users To modify local users: 1 Click the specific User Name in the Local Users list. The Edit User page is displayed. 2 Modify the properties as required, except for the user name. Deleting Local Users To define local users: 1 Select the check box next to the specific local user. 2 Click Delete in the Actions bar. The selected Local User is deleted from the list. Changing the Password The Change Password option is accessed from the Edit User page. To change the password of a local storage user: 1 Click Change Password in the Action bar. The Change Password dialog box is displayed. 2 Enter your NAS Manager password. 3 Enter the new password twice (New password/Retype password). 4 Click Save Changes to save the new password. Managing Local Groups This section is intended for sites that use PowerVault NX3500 system to manage local storage groups. If your site is configured with external NIS database, you can skip this section. You should only define local groups in case you have very few Linux/UNIX end users who require access to PowerVault NX3500 using NFS, and only if there is no external NIS database. 114 Managing the PowerVault NX3500

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Managing the PowerVault NX3500
Modifying Local Users
To modify local users:
1
Click the specific User Name in the
Local Users
list.
The
Edit User
page is displayed.
2
Modify the properties as required, except for the user name.
Deleting Local Users
To define local users:
1
Select the check box next to the specific local user.
2
Click
Delete
in the
Actions
bar.
The selected Local User is deleted from the list.
Changing the Password
The
Change Password
option is accessed from the
Edit Use
r page.
To change the password of a local storage user:
1
Click
Change Password
in the
Action
bar.
The
Change Password
dialog box is displayed.
2
Enter your NAS Manager password.
3
Enter the new password twice (New password/Retype password).
4
Click
Save Changes
to save the new password.
Managing Local Groups
This section is intended for sites that use PowerVault NX3500 system to
manage local storage groups. If your site is configured with external NIS
database, you can skip this section.
You should only define local groups in case you have very few Linux/UNIX
end users who require access to PowerVault NX3500 using NFS, and only if
there is no external NIS database.