HP StorageWorks 1606 Brocade Web Tools Administrator's Guide v6.3.0 (53-100134 - Page 266

17 User-defined accounts Deleting user-defined accounts Use the following procedure to delete user-defined accounts. 1. Open the Switch Administration window as described on page 41. 2. Click the User tab. 3. Select the account to remove and click Remove. 4. Click Apply to save your changes. You cannot delete the default accounts. An account cannot delete itself. All active command line interface (CLI) sessions for the deleted account are logged out. Changing user account parameters Use the following procedure to change the role, add or change the description, and enable or disable accounts. Note that you cannot change the user name of the account using this procedure. To change the user name, you must delete the account and create a new account. Users can select their own accounts in the user account table and change the password. All other buttons will be unavailable. 1. Open the Switch Administration window as described on page 41. 2. Click the User tab. 3. Select the account to modify. You cannot modify the default root and factory accounts, even if you are logged in as root. 4. Click Modify. If the user account you are modifying does not have a subset of your Admin Domains, a warning message is displayed to inform you of the permissions conflict. The Modify User Account dialog box displays. 5. Select a role from the menu. You can change the role only on user-level accounts. You cannot change the role on the admin or root accounts. You cannot change the role of your own account. 6. Type a new description. You can change the description only on user-level accounts. You cannot change the description of the default accounts. You cannot change the description of your own account. 7. Click Enabled or Disabled to enable or disable the account. You can enable and disable user- and admin-level accounts, but not your own account. You cannot enable or disable your own account or the factory account. Only the root account can disable itself. If you disable an account, all active CLI sessions for that account are logged out. 8. Check the available Admin Domains that the user can access. Only Admin Domains that have already been created and to which you have access are displayed. If all the Admin Domains in the list are inactive then you cannot log in to the switch. The All option does not mean all of the listed Admin Domains; it means all Admin Domains from AD0 through AD255, regardless of whether they were already created. 234 Web Tools Administrator's Guide 53-1001343-01