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Oracle Enterprise Manager Ops Center 12c Release 1 (12.1) for SPARC SuperCluster

Overview

Accessing Oracle Enterprise Manager Ops Center Documentation

Installation Rules

Restrictions on SPARC SuperCluster

Understanding User Roles

Discovering a SPARC SuperCluster Component

Add a Component Manually

Add an Asset to the SuperCluster Rack

Viewing and Managing the System

View and Manage the Rack

View and Manage Components

Using Monitoring Profiles and Rules

Creating a Monitoring Profile

Adding a Monitoring Rule

Creating and Viewing Reports

Creating a Report

View a Report

Incident Management

Understanding User Roles

In Oracle Enterprise Manager Ops Center, users can be assigned several roles such as Asset Admin, Cloud Admin, SuperCluster System Admin, Cloud User, Network Admin and Storage Admin. Each role grants the user a set of permissions; a particular permission can be granted by more than one role, and a user can be assigned multiple roles. For more information about user roles, see the “User and Role Management” section of the Oracle Enterprise Manager Ops Center Administration Guide at:

http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E27363_01/doc.121/e25143/user_and_role_management.htm#DAFGEIHG

You can add users to Oracle Enterprise Manager Ops Center from the local authentication subsystem of the Enterprise Controller's operating system. Each user can be given a different role which grants or denies access to the different functions of Oracle Enterprise Manager Ops Center. You can view the existing Users from the Users tab of the Administration section.


Note - While you can configure LDAP user authentication, using local authentication is preferred in the embedded SPARC SuperCluster environment and does not require additional setup.


SuperCluster System Admin Role

The SuperCluster System Administrator is responsible for overall monitoring and management of the SPARC SuperCluster system. The SuperCluster System Administrator also has privileges to manage the Oracle Solaris Cluster, Virtual Pools, and Storages. As a SuperCluster System Administrator, you can perform most of the operations which are allowed in the context of the SPARC SuperCluster appliance system.

The SuperCluster System Administrator role is a default role highly recommended for the management of the SPARC SuperCluster appliance and tasks related to the above functionality.

Prerequisites: The user must be familiar with the use of Oracle Enterprise Manager Ops Center and be familiar with hardware management and OS management in general.