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The minimum ONTAP privileges that are required vary according to the SnapCenter plug-ins you are using for data protection.
Beginning with SnapCenter Plug-in for VMware (SCV) 5.0, you need to add applications of type HTTP and ONTAPI as user login methods for any ONTAP users with customized role-based access to the SCV. Without access to these applications, backups will fail. You need to restart the SCV service to recognize changes to ONTAP user login methods.
Minimum ONTAP privileges required
All SnapCenter plug-ins require the following minimum privileges.
cluster identity show
network interface show
vserver
vserver peer
vserver show
All-access commands: Minimum ONTAP privileges
consistency-group
storage-unit show
You can ignore the cluster identity show cluster level command when creating a role to associate with the data vServer.
You can ignore the warning messages about the unsupported vServer commands.
Additional ONTAP information
You need ONTAP 9.12.1 or later versions to use SnapMirror active sync feature.
To use TamperProof Snapshot (TPS) feature:
You need ONTAP 9.13.1 and later versions for SAN
You need ONTAP 9.12.1 and later versions for NFS
For NVMe over TCP and NVMe over FC protocol you need ONTAP 9.10.1 and later.
Beginning with ONTAP version 9.11.1, the communication to ONTAP cluster is through REST APIs. The ONTAP user should have http application enabled. However, if there are issues found with ONTAP REST APIs, the configuration key 'FORCE_ZAPI' helps the switchover to traditional ZAPI workflow. You may need to add or update this key using the config APIS and set it to true. Refer to KB article, How to use RestAPI to edit configuration parameters in SCV for more information.
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