Veritas Appliance Management Guide
- Introduction
- Configuring an appliance as an AMS
- Applying management updates on earlier appliance versions
- Managing appliances from the Home page
- Home page
- Viewing the appliance details
- Viewing performance charts for appliance
- Exporting the appliance performance data
- Adding an appliance to the Appliance Management Console
- Removing one or more agents from the Appliance Management Console
- Managing the Repository
- Changing passwords from the AMS
- Managing appliance software upgrades
- Managing EEB installation
- Logging out of the Appliance Management Console
- Using Activity Monitor and Events
About the AMS user role
To enhance security, each user can be assigned a different role. Roles enable you to restrict system access to a set of privileges. A role can be applied to an individual user, or it can be applied to a group that includes multiple users. The user roles that are described in this topic are specific to LDAP, Active Directory (AD), and NIS users.
The following describes the user roles and their associated privileges:
User role | Privileges |
|---|---|
Administrator | User can access the following:
|
AMS | Appliance Management Console that is hosted on the AMS |
NetBackupCLI | NetBackup command line |
Review the following considerations for an AMS user:
An AMS user can access the Appliance Management Console on the AMS. An AMS user cannot access the NetBackup Appliance Shell Menu or the NetBackup Appliance Web Console on the AMS.
Only an Administrator can grant the AMS role to a user from the NetBackup Appliance Shell Menu on the AMS.
Before you grant the AMS role, you must configure AMS on the appliance.