Someone else is logged into Cluster Voyager or the CCLI and has acquired an exclusive configuration lock
If someone else has acquired an exclusive configuration lock when you attempt to log in and acquire a lock, Voyager will display a “permission denied” message and ask you to log in again. If you want to break the lock acquired by the other user, see “Obtaining a Configuration Lock” on page 25 for more information.
If You Forget the cadmin Password
If you forget the password for the cadmin user, you are not able to start Cluster Voyager. To recover from this situation, follow these steps:
1.Log into one of the cluster nodes as a system user using a command line session.
2.Start the CLI by entering clish
3.Enter
set user cadmin oldpass “” newpass new_password
The new password must have at least six characters.
4.Log out of the CLI by entering exit
5.Repeat step 1 through step 4 on the other cluster nodes.
6.Log into Cluster Voyager using the new password.
Cluster Administrator Users
You can create users and make them cluster administrators by assigning them a cluster role using Role Based Administration. Be aware of the following constraints:
You must log in as a system user to use
If you do not assign the default cluster administrator role (clusterAdminRole) to the users you create, be sure to assign them a role of type Cluster. The implications of this choice are explained below.
Users with the role clusterAdminRole automatically log into Cluster Voyager or the CCLI and have full access to all clustering features.
Users with the role type Cluster automatically log into Cluster Voyager or the CCLI and have access to the features that you assign to the role.
To allow a user to administer a cluster, you must assign them the domain value that matches the appropriate cluster ID.
If you want to log into a node as a cluster administrator, you must create the user on that node. That is, if you create a cluster administrator user on node A but not on node B, you cannot log into node B as this user. However, any changes that you make to node A using
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