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SNMP read-write user should not be removed from node/cluster.cfg
SNMP read-write user should not be removed from node/cluster.cfg
The security.administrators configuration setting from node/cluster.cfg should always include the snmp user (the user that has SNMP read-write permissions). Removing the snmp user is not supported, because it will prevent you from changing settings dynamically through snmpset and from rebooting the cluster from the web console.
E.g.:
- Correct setting:
security.administrators = {'admin':'passzzz', 'snmp':'passzzz'}
- Incorrect setting:
security.administrators = {'admin':'passzzz'}
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