HP XP Array Manager Software User Manual

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Required Roles

Resource Group

Function

Custom (XP7)

Admin, Modify, View

-

Admin

All Resources

Move resources in a virtu-
al storage machine to a
default virtual storage
machine, or resources in
the default virtual ma-
chine to another virtual
storage machine.

Storage Administrator
(Provisioning)

Admin or Modify

Resource group to which
the target resource be-
longs in the virtual stor-
age machine.

Manage resources in a
virtual storage machine
(except the default virtual
storage machine).

Storage Administrator
(Provisioning)

Admin or Modify

Resource group to which
the target resource be-
longs in the virtual stor-
age machine.

Add virtual information
to resources in a virtual
storage machine.

For XP7 Command View AE, custom roles (Storage, Security, and Audit Log roles) provide specific
permissions for performing specific tasks (functions) on XP7. Additional tasks (functions) are available
when selecting System GUI from menus or application panes to open Remote Web Console, and are
listed in the table below.

Table 9 Required roles or custom roles for performing XP7 specific functions

Required Roles

Resource
Group

Functions

Custom (XP7)

Admin,
Modify

Storage Adminis-
trator (Provision-
ing)

Admin or
Modify

Resource group
to which the re-
sources of the
target system be-
long.

Provisioning related operations:

•

Configuring caches

•

Configuring LDEVs, pools, and virtual volumes

•

Formatting and shredding LDEVs

•

Configuring external volumes

•

Configuring alias volumes for Parallel Access
Volumes

•

Configuring Thin Provisioning

•

Configuring host groups, paths, and WWNs

•

Configuring Volume Migration except splitting
Volume Migration pairs when using Raid Manager.

•

Configuring access attributes for LDEVs

•

Configuring LUN security

Storage Adminis-
trator (Performance
Management)

Admin or
Modify

Resource group
to which the re-
sources of the
target system be-
long.

Performance related operations:

•

Configuring monitoring

•

Starting and stopping monitoring

Setting up users and access control

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