Adaptec 4800SAS User Guide - Page 29

Getting Started Step 2: Installing and Starting Adaptec Storage Manager ● 29 User Level Logging in as a User partially restricts your access to the storage space, as described in this table. Users can... User's can't... Rescan controllers Create logical drives Save activity logs Modify logical drives Verify disk drives (with and without fix) Delete logical drives Verify logical drives (with and without fix) Delete hot spares Identify disk drives and enclosures Perform data migrations Rebuild disk drives Create hot spares Access the same information as Guests (see the following section) To log in as a User, use your normal network user name and password. Guest Level Logging in as a Guest restricts your access to the storage space to "view-only". You can see all local and remote systems and view their properties windows, view event logs, save configuration files and support archives, and browse the online Help. You cannot make any changes to the storage space. To log in as Guest, click Cancel on the Login window. Configuring NetWare User Authentication This section describes two ways to configure NetWare user authentication. Out-of-box Authentication ● Administrative Access-Granted exclusively to the Admin user account, which must be defined within the NetWare Bindery context of the server running the Adaptec Storage Manager agent. ● User Access-Granted to all Bindery and NetWare Directory Services (NDS) user accounts. For NDS users, the user account must reside within the same tree as the server running the Adaptec Storage Manager agent. When logging into Adaptec Storage Manager, NDS users must provide the fully distinguished account name.