Note: You cannot use the Security Manager when using:
You can use the Security Manager to give users the ability to configure and view controller information from remote systems.
The Security Manager is enabled by default. You must configure at least one
user name and password before any user can connect to the local system. To disable
the Security Manager, click Actions
Disable security. If you disable the Security Manager, any user can establish
a connection with the local system and modify the RAID subsystem. This might
create security concerns in a working environment.
Use the following actions in the Security Manager to manage users' ability to configure and view your local system:
The first time you open the Security Manager, the ServeRAID Manager prompts you to type an Admin (administrator) password. Either type a password or click Cancel to not have an Admin user.
The Security Manager consists of the following:
In addition to displaying the events in the event viewer, the Security Manager appends each event to a logging file, RAIDSEC.LOG. If this file exceeds 200 KB, the ServeRAID Manager copies the file to RAIDSEC.OLD and creates a new RAIDSEC.LOG. If there is a RAIDSEC.OLD already, the ServeRAID Manager overwrites it.
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