You can create new cluster administrator accounts with permissions to allow or restrict access to specific areas of the storage system. When you set cluster administrator account permissions, the system grants read-only rights for any permissions you do not assign to the cluster administrator.
If you want to create an LDAP cluster administrator account, ensure that LDAP is configured on the cluster before you begin.
You can later change cluster administrator account privileges for reporting, nodes, drives, volumes, accounts, and cluster-level access. When you enable a permission, the system assigns write access for that level. The system grants the administrator user read-only access for the levels that you do not select.
You can also later remove any cluster administrator user account created by a system administrator. You cannot remove the primary cluster administrator account that was created when the cluster was created.