- Introduction
- Getting Started with Cisco Virtual Topology System
- Managing Local Users and Groups
- Monitoring Cisco VTS
- Managing Inventory
- Managing Resources
- Creating and Managing Admin Domains
- Managing Templates
- Managing Tenants
- Deploying Security Groups
- Provisioning Overlay Networks
- Viewing Overlay Details
- Administering Cisco VTS
- Service Extension Templates-Supported Configuration Examples
- Supported Underlay Configuration Examples
- OpenStack Configuration for SR-IOV Support
- collectd Plugin Configuration for VTC and VTF
- collectd Output JSON Examples
Managing Local Users
and Groups
You can create users and define the roles they have to control the access to Cisco VTS GUI operations.
See the Managing Inventory chapter for details about importing inventory.
This chapter has the following sections:
Creating Users
You can create users to define the role that the users have when they log in to Cisco VTS. There are two default roles available:
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Administrator
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Operator
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ncsadmin—Has the same permissions as Administrator.
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ncsoper—Has the same permissions as Operator.
To create users:
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