Fujitsu DX440 S2 Computer Drive User Manual


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Chapter 11 System Management
11.2 Functions in the Action Area for System
ETERNUS Web GUI User’s Guide
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11.2.7 Define Role
This section describes user management.
User management provides the following functions:
Setup User Account
Initialize User Account
Modify RADIUS
Add Role
Delete Role
Modify Role
11.2.7.1 Setup User Account
This function adds, edits, and deletes the user account.
Up to 60 user accounts can be set.
When using the SSH Client Key authentication, create a pair of the SSH client public key and the SSH
client secret key in advance, using the creation tool. One public key can be registered per user account.
When the [Setup User Account] function is executed, the public key is registered in the ETERNUS DX Disk
storage system.
The following types (formats) of public keys can be used:
- RSA for SSH1 (OpenSSH)
- DSA for SSH2 (IETF)
- RSA for SSH1 (IETF)
The supported maximum encryption strength for the public key is 4096-bit.
"User Name" for user accounts cannot be changed.
The current user account (your account) can be changed or deleted. When deleting a user account, at
least one user account with administrator privileges (role of "Admin") added must remain. Changed or
deleted settings become available at the next login.
The last user account with administrator privileges (role of "Admin") added cannot be deleted.
For a user account, the following items can be changed: "New Password", "User Role", whether to enable
or disable "Account", and whether to register "SSH Public Key" or not.
When a user account is deleted, the SSH client public key registered in the ETERNUS DX Disk storage
system is also deleted.
To initialize a user account, use the procedure in "11.2.7.2 Initialize User Account" (page 860)
. When a
user account is initialized, the password for the default account can be initialized.
To change the current user's (your) password, use the procedure in "11.2.1 Change User Password" (page
742).
When RADIUS Authentication is used for login, the current user's (your) password cannot be changed.