Edit or add the following lines to the file
/etc/cinder/cinder.conf:
volume_driver = cinder.volume.drivers.coraid.CoraidDriver coraid_esm_address =ESM_IP_addresscoraid_user =usernamecoraid_group =Access_Control_Group_namecoraid_password =passwordcoraid_repository_key =coraid_repository_key
| Configuration option = Default value | Description |
|---|---|
| [DEFAULT] | |
| coraid_esm_address = | (StrOpt) IP address of Coraid ESM |
| coraid_group = admin | (StrOpt) Name of group on Coraid ESM to which coraid_user belongs (must have admin privilege) |
| coraid_password = password | (StrOpt) Password to connect to Coraid ESM |
| coraid_repository_key = coraid_repository | (StrOpt) Volume Type key name to store ESM Repository Name |
| coraid_user = admin | (StrOpt) User name to connect to Coraid ESM |
Access to storage devices and storage repositories can be
controlled using Access Control Groups configured in ESM.
Configuring cinder.conf to log on to ESM as
the SAN administrator (user name admin), will
grant full access to the devices and repositories configured in
ESM.
Optionally, you can configure an ESM Access Control Group
and user. Then, use the cinder.conf file to
configure access to the ESM through that group, and user limits
access from the OpenStack instance to devices and storage
repositories that are defined in the group.
To manage access to the SAN by using Access Control Groups, you must enable the Use Access Control setting in the ESM System Setup > Security screen.
For more information, see the ESM Online Help.
