HP StorageWorks P9000 Cluster Extension Software Administrator Guide (TB534-96009, February 2011)

Configuring RAID Manager command device user authentication
For configurations with P9000 arrays and P9000 RAID Manager only, use the
clxAuthenticateCmdDev utility to add configured RAID Manager instances, list instances, and
add command device user authentication credentials. The utility is available in the /opt/hpclx/
bin directory.
TIP: Enter clxAuthenticateCmdDev - help to view the clxAuthenticateCmdDev usage
information.
To add a configured instance and its command device credentials:
1. Enter the following command to view the list of RAID Manager instances in the /etc directory:
clxAuthenticateCmdDev -list. The output is similar to the following:
./clxAuthenticateCmdDev -list
101(Configured)
301(Not Configured)
201(Configured)
Configured instances are user-defined RAID Manager instances that are used with P9000
Cluster Extension.
2. Enter the following command to add RAID Manager instances to the list of configured P9000
Cluster Extension RAID Manager instances:
clxAuthenticateCmdDev -add -horcm instance number
3. Enter the following command to add command device authentication credentials for a
configured RAID Manager instance:
clxAuthenticateCmdDev -configure -serialnumber array serial number
-user user name -password password
A prompt similar to the following appears:
Are you sure you want to configure the credentnials of array serial
number 12345 and login? (y/n)
4. Type y and press Enter.
The command device authentication credentials for the specified array and user are saved,
and the user is logged in.
Listing RAID Manager instances with credentials
Enter the following command to list all RAID Manager instances with configured user authentication
information:
clxAuthenticateCmdDev -listUsers
The results are similar to the following:
RMInstance SerialNumber User
101 53040 USER02
101 53040 USER01
101 53040 hpsupport
201 53040 USER02
201 53040 USER01
201 53040 hpsupport
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