When you combine ViPR SRM with ViPR controller this gets even easier.  As each resource in the ViPR SolutionPack is already tagged with a ViPR tenant the data enrichment is already done for you.  All you need to do is assign a filter where tenname = 'Name of Tenant'  When you setup the user, set the storage roll, and just apply the tenant filter to the other options.  First create your new user and add the "Storage Administrator User" role. [IMAGE] Then set the tenname filter for that user's account. [IMAGE]  When you are done the tenant's other options should look like this: [IMAGE]  The ViPR administrator will be able to see all tenants and resources as normal.  This is what they can see when logged in:  [IMAGE]  And when the account with the filter setup logs in, they will only see the tenants and projects for that user's tenant in ViPR.  [IMAGE]  You can now choose to make the Tenant's landing page the tenant dashboard or project dashboard based on your preferences.  You can do this by setting up a ViPR tenant profile and using the Login Report settings in the Profile Administration as shown by lonespeedster above.  P.S.  This technique will not work if you have multiple tenant's named Frito-Lay.  The name is probably good enough for small shops or quick demonstration purposes.  If you do for some weird reason have multiple  tenants named the same thing then you will have to use the Tenant's ViPR URN instead.  You can see this ID easily if you are in ViPR Portal and edit the tenant as administrator.  Simply set tenid=='urn:storageos:TenantOrg:....' instead of tenname in your user configuration settings.  The tenant's URN ID is the part starting with urn:storageos to the end of the URL in the browser. [IMAGE] Use this ID instead of the tenant's name in the user's master filter as shown below and now you can name or rename tenants in ViPR and the tenant view will remain the same regardless of name or number of tenant named the same thing.  [IMAGE]  Enjoy, Fred
Is it possible to create a multi-tenant environment in ViPR SRM, where users can monitor their own resources without stepping on other user's stuff?
Multi-Tenant Views