Log in to Single Node Swarm

This guide explains how to log in to the Single Node Swarm (SNS) interface. To access Single Node Swarm UI, go to the URL: http://<your_ip_address>:9010/ui. The URL will redirect you to the login page, where you will see a login form along with a status displaying your system's current state.

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Status Indicators 

The status display panel provides an at-a-glance view of two critical aspects of your system: 

Data Protection Status

• Data is fully protected: Your data is secure and fully protected 

• ⚠️ Recommended measures available: Some vulnerabilities exist in your data protection 

• Resolve data protection issues: Serious data protection issues require immediate attention 

Cluster Security Status

• Secure: No security issues detected 

• ⚠️ Additional security measures available: Non-critical security concerns detected 

• Cluster security requires attention: Serious security vulnerabilities require immediate attention 

Viewing Status Details 

For any warning or error status, you can view additional information: 

• Hover over the status indicator to see a tooltip with more information 

• The tooltip describes the issue and the potential impact 

• A timestamp shows when the status was last updated 
  
  

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Login Process

Follow these steps to log in:

1. Enter your default credentials in the required fields (*).

   1. Username: storage

   2. Password: password

2. (Optional) Check the Stay logged in checkbox if you want to remain logged in across sessions.

3. Click Log In.

Post-Login Actions

Upon successful login, you will be redirected to the Single Node Swarm dashboard. If this is your first login, you will be asked to change the default password.

For Administrators

• Review and resolve any security warnings or critical issues immediately.

• The dashboard will provide actionable alerts with recommended actions.

See the administration guide for more information.

Common Security Alerts

The following security alerts are provided as examples only. For all the security alerts, see Cluster Security Configuration

• System Remote Access (SSH): Consider disabling it to reduce exposure.

• Swarm Software Auto Update: Consider enabling it to receive security patches and feature updates automatically.