What is the cause of this error?
You have set the local security policies on the source Windows 2003 server and rebooted in preparation for a CDMS migration. You log into another server as the migration user in the domain admins group. You test access to the source by trying to map to the source share and get an access denied error.
What is the cause of this error?
In StorageScopeFLR, what is the function of MAPI?
In StorageScopeFLR, what is the function of MAPI?
What is the issue?
The Celerra iSCSI LUNs are visible on the Windows hosts. The formatting of the LUNs stops at 100% and never fully completes.
What is the issue?
Which ControlCenter Authorization Rules permission would restrict the user to these activities?
User “jones” should be allowed to perform only three TimeFinder operations:
1) Establish, 2) Split, and 3) Cancel.
Which ControlCenter Authorization Rules permission would restrict the user to these activities?
Which type of data would be backed-up using a CIFS network backup?
Which type of data would be backed-up using a CIFS network backup?
Select two [2] of the steps in StorageScope needed to verify the setup and to verify that they have run.
After ensuring that all of the DCPs are running, the administrator needs to verify each of the reporting applications to ensure that they are correctly installed, configured, and able to create reports from the collected data.
Select two [2] of the steps in StorageScope needed to verify the setup and to verify that they have run.
What else needs to be done to allow user1 to be able to see the datamovers?
You just created a user named user1 on the control station adding it to the nasadmin group. You created an entry in the nas_acl table for that user. You changed the password and were able to log in with that user. When you look at a nas_server -l you don’t see any datamovers.
What else needs to be done to allow user1 to be able to see the datamovers?
[user1@ns702g_cs user1$ nas_server -l id type acl slot groupID state name
How can this be set up?
A new user “joe” is created on the ControlCenter server. This user is then added as a default ControlCenter Console user by the ControlCenter administrator. User “joe” should be allowed to perform only configuration and SRDF operations on all discovered Symmetrix units in ControlCenter.
How can this be set up?
Which acl would grant delete privilege to all operators?
A file system has an acl of 432.
Which acl would grant delete privilege to all operators?
What must be created before the user can be added?
A new ControlCenter user has to be added by the ControlCenter Administrator. Company policy will NOT allow the use of Domain Login IDs for ControlCenter.
What must be created before the user can be added?