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Hi I have a 2 node cluster running one SVM with CIFS and NFS protocols with 8.3P1. I am trying to provide readonly access to a domain account however when the user logs in he will get an error displaying:
the server (displays cluster mgmt ip here) at remote administration API support requires a username and password.
He entered it as domainname\username and his password and still no go.
This is what I did on the storage side:
enabled the tunnel
then provided user with readonly access to cluster
security login create -vserver <name_of_cluster> -user domain\username -application http -authmethod domain -role readonly
I also performed the same command on the SVM as well and still no go. Any other hints tips or tricks?
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Argh I forgot I have to add additional roles as well such as "ontapi". So I added http and ontapi with the role of 'readonly' and was able to login via the url. i tested by attempting to create and delet things and i got the message pop up saying i needed additional privs. so i suppose i solved it.. Unles sthere is something else I forgot..?
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Hi Peter,
You are absolutely on the right track.
When you mentioned "login via the url" - what URL is this read-only user attempting to reach?
Hadrian
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the url i am referring to is to the cluster_mgmt
http://cluster_name_here
or
https://cluster_name/sysmgr/SysMgr.html
Basically the cluster management lif