07-12-2013 02:22 PM
Here is a question that the DRA product team received, and thought it would be useful to share the answer with the community:
Does DRA require privileged user access?
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07-12-2013 02:23 PM
Here is the answer from the DRA product team:
Disaster Recovery Advisor mainly uses non-privileged queries and commands that do not require any administrative rights. There are a small number of read-only queries and commands that do require root privileges on UNIX. For these, Symantec recommends using privilege control software, such as sudo, PowerBroker, super, and others.
07-12-2013 02:23 PM
Here is the answer from the DRA product team:
Disaster Recovery Advisor mainly uses non-privileged queries and commands that do not require any administrative rights. There are a small number of read-only queries and commands that do require root privileges on UNIX. For these, Symantec recommends using privilege control software, such as sudo, PowerBroker, super, and others.