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(collections of operation permissions such as Modify or View) to a user group, resources can be
controlled for the users in that group.
The resource group can be created in this configuration only when the storage system is P9500 Disk
Array. The following figure shows a typical scenario of user groups and their associated permissions
to access resources.
Physical configurations such as parity groups, and logical configurations such as LDEV IDs, can be
used to create resource groups. Resource groups can then be assigned to user groups.
Access control examples for P9500 Disk Array
The following is an example of using resource groups to control access in a P9500 Disk Array storage
system. One method for division would be to separate resources by company location. For example,
if you create resource groups based on locations, the administrators in each location can use only
the resources that have been assigned to them and are restricted from accidentally accessing the
resources of other locations.
It is also possible to share physical resources (such as parity groups or storage ports) among
departments, and divide only logical resources (such as LDEV IDs or host group numbers) by
department. For example, you can assign resource groups that contain shared physical resources to
all departments and then assign individual resource groups that contain specific logical resources to
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