Netapp create ndmp user The generated password is based on the actual login password for the NDMP user. While creating and generating NDMP password for the 'ndmpuser' do not give 'Data SVM' in the -vserver, instead use the 'backup' role, it is created for backup purpose only. Use the following command: Create a NDMP backup user with role 'backup': If needed, create a new NDMP backup user with the security login create command and the appropriate role for cluster-wide or individual SVM privileges. Replace ndmpuser with the NDMP username to be used (NetApp is the only NAS Avamar that can use a name other than NDMP for the NDMP user). Non-root users have a special NDMP password that is different from their login password and is displayed by this command: Create Account NetApp provides no representations or warranties regarding the accuracy or reliability or serviceability of any information or recommendations provided in this publication or with respect to any results that may be obtained by the use of the information or observance of any recommendations provided herein. Use the following command: Create a NDMP backup user with role 'backup':. You can quickly configure an ONTAP 9 cluster to use the Network Data Management Protocol (NDMP) to back up data directly to tape using a third-party backup application. Replace password with the required password. If the actual login password changes, you must generate the To create user: SSH to the NetApp and login as root; Run the command: ndmpd user add -u ndmpuser -p password. Enable NDMP: netapp> ndmpd on; Create a new user specifically for NDMP: netapp*> useradmin user add ndmp -g "Backup Operators" New password: XXXXXXXXX Retype new password: XXXXXXXXX User <ndmp> added. You can specify a local backup user name or an NIS or LDAP user name for the -user-or-group-name parameter. In the storage virtual machine (SVM)-scoped NDMP mode, you must generate a password for a specific user ID. If needed, create a new NDMP backup user with the security login create command and the appropriate role for cluster-wide or individual SVM privileges. tmo xhkcdu udufb wakno bhcdr seop nmybk jgrhkll jnnzz naypq