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With the CSN, you have passwords specific to the CSN in addition to the passwords for Swarm Storage.

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CSN-Specific Passwords

These CSN-specific passwords can be managed from the CSN Console:

Password

Default User

Default Password

Update Location

Permission to:

CSN Console

admin

caringo

Cluster Services > User Access

Access the CSN Console (http://{CSN·host}:8090).

SNMP Read-Write

n/a

caringo

Cluster Services > User Access

Read (snmpwalk, snmpget) and write (snmpset) to the aggregate storage MIB on the CSN.

SNMP Read-Only

n/a

public

Cluster Services > SNMP Access

Read (snmpwalk, snmpget) the SNMP MIBs available on the CSN.

Swarm UI

caringoadmin

caringo

From the root account's command line:

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passwd caringoadmin

Access the Swarm UI (http://{CSN·host}:91/_admin/storage) through the Service Gateway.

The caringoadmin user is only for use by applications, not for logging in via ssh or the console (shell).

To change this user, edit the root idsys.json and policy.json files on the CSN.

The Swarm Storage-specific passwords must be managed with these configuration methods:

Password	Default User	Default Password	Update Location	Permission to:
Default Swarm Administrator	`admin`	`caringo`	Via SNMP or Swarm UI	Modify settings and take actions such as Reboot on the Swarm UI or legacy Admin Console.
Additional Swarm Administrators	n/a	n/a	Via SNMP or Swarm UI
SNMP Read-Write to Swarm nodes	n/a	`ourpwdofchoicehere`	/var/opt/caringo/netboot/content/cluster.cfg	Read (snmpwalk, snmpget) and write (snmpset) to the SNMP MIBs for the Swarm nodes directly.

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