Which two local users of NetApp SANtricity Unified Manager would be used to edit the Certificate Management section? (Choose two.)

In NetApp SANtricity Unified Manager, user access is governed by Role-Based Access Control (RBAC). The admin role is a superuser with full permissions across the entire system, which inherently includes the ability to manage security settings like certificates. The security role is specifically designated for managing all security-related configurations. This includes tasks such as managing user roles, access control, audit logs, and certificate management. Therefore, both the admin and security local users have the necessary privileges to edit the Certificate Management section.

A. storage: The storage role is restricted to managing storage objects, such as creating volumes, pools, and host mappings. It does not have permissions for security administration.

B. support: The support role is intended for maintenance and troubleshooting tasks, such as collecting support bundles and viewing system status. It lacks privileges to modify security configurations.

1. NetApp SANtricity System Manager 11.70 Documentation

"Access management

" section "Local user roles and capabilities."

Administrator (admin): "Has all the capabilities of the other roles." This confirms it can perform security tasks.

Security Admin (security): "Manages security settings for the storage array

such as user roles

access control

audit logs

and security key management." Certificate management is a core security setting.

Storage Admin (storage): "Manages the storage configuration..."

Support Admin (support): "Performs maintenance and support tasks..."