When you grant authorization to users other than the root role, you must do so on all nodes of both partner clusters. Otherwise, some operations that have a global scope might fail, due to insufficient user rights on one or more nodes in the partnership.
To modify the RBAC rights for a user, you must be logged in as the root role or assume a role that is assigned the System Administrator rights profile.
For example, you can assign the Geo Management RBAC profile to the user admin as follows:
# usermod -P "Geo Management" admin # profiles admin Geo Management Basic Solaris User #
For more information about how to modify the RBAC properties for a user, refer to Chapter 2, Oracle Solaris Cluster and RBAC, in Oracle Solaris Cluster System Administration Guide .