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Click Apply to save your changes.

To set a session timeout period, enter a number between 10 and 1440 in the Session Timeout box. To
disable a session timeout period, enter 0. Click Apply to save your changes.
Any change in the timeout value affects all open sessions and is applied to new sessions.

To edit the delete confirmation preference, select or clear Auto Populate Name During Delete
Confirmation, and then click Apply. VCM displays confirmation dialog boxes when deleting objects

such as server profiles, networks, and so on. These dialog boxes require you to enter the name of the

item you want to delete and, in some cases, you must also enter the word "delete." If you enable the
Auto Populate Name During Delete option, the confirmation dialog boxes appear with the required

information automatically populated, enabling you to simply click OK to proceed with the deletion. This

is a domain-wide setting.

To enable local users, select the Enable Local Users checkbox. To disable local users, clear the Enable
Local Users checkbox. Click Apply to save your changes. You cannot disable local users if you are

logged in as a local user. Log in as an LDAP, TACACS, or RADIUS authenticated user with domain
privileges to disable local users.

To select the Primary Remote Authentication Method, select an option from the Primary Remote
Authentication Method list. Click Apply to save your changes. The Primary Remote Authentication

Method is the primary authentication mechanism that triggers the re-enablement of local user

authentication (if it was disabled) if the remote authentication servers are found to be unavailable

during login by a remote VC user. Valid values include NONE, LDAP, RADIUS, and TACACS. The
default value is NONE.

The following table describes the columns within the Local Users screen.

Column

Description

User Name

The user name must begin with a letter and is case sensitive.

Roles

Shows what role permissions the user has (Domain, Network, Storage,

and/or Server)

Role Operations

Specific role operations assigned to this user

Full Name

The user's full name. All users can modify their own full name.

Contact Info

Contact information for the user account. The contact information can be

the name of an individual, a telephone number, or other useful

information.
All users can modify their own contact information.

Account Status

Shows whether a user account is enabled or disabled.

Action

Perform edit and delete operations