Role inheritance, Access control configuration form, Role inheritance access control configuration form – Grass Valley iControl V.6.02 User Manual

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Access Control

Role Inheritance

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Role Inheritance

Each domain maintains associations between users and roles, and implements role
inheritance. Role inheritance means that if there is no explicit role for a given user in a domain,
the role this user has in the superior domain (if any) will be used.

For example, if

[email protected]

has the role operator in

myCompany.com, then

[email protected]

will have role operator in domain

montreal.myCompany.com also.

Access Control Configuration Form

The iControl—Access control page is used to enable or disable access control on an Application
Server, as well as to set up directory (LDAP) services.

Role

Description

Administrator

Full access to all resources plus administrative privileges. For example, an administrator can create
accounts and assign permissions for roles

Maintenance

Access to all resources but no administrative privileges. For example, maintenance personnel can
change hardware configurations and settings but cannot modify user privileges or create accounts

Operator

Limited to operational tasks only. For example, an operator may not be able to change hardware
settings

Guest

Limited to very specific applications and views. Cannot change anything.

IT

Limited to IT tasks, NMS type monitoring of servers including iControl Application Server health
monitoring.

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