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APTARE IT Analytics Certified Configurations Guide
- Portal and database servers
- Data Collector server configurations
- Capacity Manager configurations
- Supported storage arrays and access requirements
- IBM Arrays: Modify profile
- Creating a NetApp user with API privileges
- Creating a NetApp cluster-mode user with API privileges
- Array/LUN performance Data Collection
- EMC Isilon metrics
- NetApp cluster-mode metrics
- EMC Symmetrix enhanced performance metrics
- Host resources prerequisites and configurations
- Host access privileges, sudo commands, ports, and WMI proxy requirements
- WMI proxy requirements for Windows host Data Collection
- Host resources supported configurations
- Supported host bus adapters (HBAs)
- Cloud configurations
- Virtualization Manager configurations
- File Analytics configurations
- Fabric Manager configurations
- Backup Manager configurations
- Internal TCP port requirements
Creating a NetApp cluster-mode user with API privileges
Data collection of NetApp Cluster-Mode requires a specific read-only role and user in order to collect data for a cluster.
To create a new user account with the required privileges, use the following Command Line Interface (CLI) steps. This set of commands creates a role as and then a user named with read-only access.
Create a read-only role using the following two commands.
security login role create -role apt_readonly -cmddirname DEFAULT -access readonly security login role create -role apt_readonly -cmddirname security -access readonly
Create the read-only user using the following command. Once you have executed the create command, you will be prompted to enter a password for this user.
security login create -username apt_user -application ontapi -authmethod password -role apt_readonly
The resulting role and user login will look something like this:
Role Command/ Access Vserver Name Directory Query Level ---------- ------------- --------- ------------------ -------- cluster1 apt_readonly DEFAULT readonly cluster1 apt_readonly security readonly cluster1::security login> show Vserver: cluster1 Authentication Acct UserName Application Method Role Name Locked ---------------- ----------- -------------- ---------------- ------ apt_user ontapi password apt_readonly no