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How credential caching works
You can cache (save) your storage system server login and password information for future System Manager sessions.
By default, credential caching in System Manager is turned on. You have to supply your user name and password the first time you log in to a storage system. If both nodes of an HA pair have the same credentials, you have to supply the credentials only once.
After you enable the credential caching option, all storage system credentials are encrypted and saved to the user settings file. When you update storage system credential information, the user settings file is updated and saved. If System Manager shuts down unexpectedly, the saved credentials are available the next time you start System Manager. If you clear the credential caching option, all of the encrypted credentials are immediately erased from the user settings file.
If the storage system credentials are changed by using the CLI while you are performing some operation by using System Manager, you must close the current session and log in again from the home page with the new password. The cached credentials are updated after you login again.
Parent Topic: Understanding System Manager


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