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alejandro-g
Level 3
12 years ago

Veritas Cluster Server 6.0 -- hauser -update

Dear All,

I  had added a new administrator user on vcs , like that, (#hauser -add clusteruser -pirv -Administrator ), but I cannot use the command (#hauser -update), because doesnt have that option, Do you know how can I get a password? I am trying using Veritas Cluster Manager Java Console to manage the cluster.

I am using VCS 6.0 on RedHat Linux 6.1.

 

Thanks in advance

 

Alejandro

 

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  • Neeraj_Bhatia's avatar
    Neeraj_Bhatia
    12 years ago

    Hi Alejandro,

    The hauser man page describes the available options for hauser.

    The section on Adding a User in the VCS Administrator's Guide provides the following information about adding users:

     

    To add a user

    1. Set the configuration to read/write mode: 
      # haconf -makerw
    2. Add the user: 
      # hauser -add user [-priv <Administrator|Operator> [-group 
        service_groups]]
    3. Enter a password when prompted.
    4. Reset the configuration to read-only: 
      # haconf -dump -makero

    Here is some more information:

    Please let us know if you need additional information or clarifications. 

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  • alejandro-g's avatar
    alejandro-g
    Level 3
    12 years ago

    Hello again,

    Problem Solved

    Reconfigure the cluster , in this step

    "Veritas Cluster Server can be configured in secure mode

    Running VCS in Secure Mode guarantees that all inter-system communication is encrypted, and users are verified with security credentials.

    When running VCS in Secure Mode, NIS and system usernames and passwords are used to verify identity. VCS usernames and passwords are no longer utilized when a cluster
    is running in Secure Mode.

    Would you like to configure the VCS cluster in secure mode? [y,n,q,?] (n) no

    It works ;)

    [root@rhvc1 rhel5_x86_64]# hauser -update admin2
    Enter Password:

    Enter Again:

    [root@rhvc1 rhel5_x86_64]#
     

    Cheers

     

    Alejandro
     

  • alejandro-g's avatar
    alejandro-g
    Level 3
    12 years ago

    Hi people,,

    Look this issue

    [root@rhvc1 vcs]# hauser -list
    admin
     

    [root@rhvc1 vcs]# hauser -add admin-cluster -priv Administrator

    [root@rhvc1 vcs]#

    [root@rhvc1 vcs]# hauser -list
    admin   admin-cluster

    Is not the update options

    [root@rhvc1 vcs]# hauser
    VCS INFO V-16-1-10601 Usage:
            hauser -add <name> [-priv <Administrator|Operator|Guest> [-group <group(s)>]]
            hauser -addpriv <name> <Administrator|Operator|Guest> [-group <group(s)>]
            hauser -delpriv <name> <Administrator|Operator|Guest> [-group <group(s)>]
            hauser -addpriv <name> <AdministratorGroup|OperatorGroup> [-group <group(s)>]
            hauser -delpriv <name> <AdministratorGroup|OperatorGroup> [-group <group(s)>]
            hauser -delete <name>
            hauser -display [<name>]
            hauser -list
            hauser -help

    [root@rhvc1 vcs]#
     

     it could be an issue between Veritas Cluster and RedHat Linux, is weird

     

    Alejandro

     

     

  • Neeraj_Bhatia's avatar
    Neeraj_Bhatia
    Level 3
    12 years ago

    Hi Alejandro,

    The hauser man page describes the available options for hauser.

    The section on Adding a User in the VCS Administrator's Guide provides the following information about adding users:

     

    To add a user

    1. Set the configuration to read/write mode: 
      # haconf -makerw
    2. Add the user: 
      # hauser -add user [-priv <Administrator|Operator> [-group 
        service_groups]]
    3. Enter a password when prompted.
    4. Reset the configuration to read-only: 
      # haconf -dump -makero

    Here is some more information:

    Please let us know if you need additional information or clarifications.