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  • Introduction
  • Installation
    • Installing Catalogic vStor Application for Linux
    • Deploying Catalogic vStor Virtual Appliance for VMware
    • Deploying Catalogic vStor virtual appliance for Microsoft Hyper-V
    • Required Ports for Catalogic vStor
    • Updating Catalogic vStor
  • Quick Start
    • Catalogic vStor for VMware
    • Catalogic vStor for Hyper-V
  • Basic Configuration
    • Initializing vStor
    • Adding Catalogic vStor Node to Catalogic DPX
    • Configuring vStor system settings
    • Configuring Network Settings of Catalogic vStor
    • Backing up Configuration Settings of Catalogic vStor
    • Restoring Configuration Settings of Catalogic vStor
  • Storage Management
    • Adding Disks to Catalogic vStor
    • Managing Storage Pools in Catalogic vStor
    • Managing Volumes in Catalogic vStor
      • Migrating Volumes in Catalogic vStor
    • Managing Shares in Catalogic vStor
  • Data Protection
    • Catalogic vStor Backup and Recovery
    • Creating vStor Partnerships
    • Enabling Volume Encryption
  • Advanced Configuration
    • Using Multipath Storage for Catalogic vStor
    • Certificates in Catalogic vStor
    • Adding Encryption URLs to Catalogic vStor
    • MinIO Buckets in Catalogic vStor
    • Assigning an E-mail to the vStor account
    • Managing vStor User Accounts
    • Using multi-factor authentication in vStor
  • vStor Command Line Interface
    • Catalogic vStor Server CLI Overview
  • Best Practices
    • Hardware configurations: Best Practices
    • Data backup: Best Practices
    • Data archiving: Best Practices
    • Backup storage: Best Practices
    • Frequently Asked Questions: Best Practices
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  1. Advanced Configuration

Managing vStor User Accounts

You can manage user accounts of your vStor instance using vStor Web Interface or vStor CLI to disable/enable user accounts and change the passwords.

Disabling user accounts using vStor Web Interface

  • Open the vStor Web Interface by connecting to https://<vStor_hostname_or_IP>:8900.

  • Log in as admin.

  • In the navigation menu, click on Users to display the list of all users.

  • Click More Actions (•••) and select Disable Account.

  • Confirm by clicking the Disable button.

Once a user account is disabled, it can be enabled by following the same steps.

Disabling user accounts using vStor CLI

To disable a user account using the vStor CLI, use the following command and specify the username of the account you want to disable:

vstor user disable --username <user>

Changing user account password using vStor Web Interface

  • Open the vStor Web Interface by connecting to https://<vStor_hostname_or_IP>:8900.

  • Log in as admin.

  • In the navigation menu, click on Users to display the list of all users.

  • Click More Actions (•••) and select Change Password.

  • Enter the new password and click Save.

Changing user account password using vStor CLI

To change the user account password using the vStor CLI, use the following command and specify the username, old password, and new password:

vstor user change-password --username <username> --password <password> --new_password <new-password>
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