Administrators can assign global access rights (previously referred to as
administrative access rights) to non-administrator users, allowing them to access selected
Address Manager administrator pages (primarily pages accessed from the Global
sidebar tab). New in Address Manager v25.1, administrators can assign global access rights
for deployment history, user sessions, user-defined fields, and user-defined
links.
Note: Address Manager doesn't allow you to set Default Access Rights for
Non-Administrator +API users. Access rights for this user and access
type combination must be set at the configuration level or lower. For more
information, refer to
To set global access rights for users or groups:
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Select the Settings tab in the sidebar.
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Under User management, select Access
rights.
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Select the Global access rights tab.
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Select Assign global access right.
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Under General, select the user or group:
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User or group—select the user or group that will
be assigned the global access right(s).
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On the Access levels tab, set the access levels for the
user.
Global access rights can be defined for the following pages:
- Event list
- Log management
- Reporting
- Deployment history
- User sessions
- User-defined fields
- User-defined links
Access levels are administered as follows:
- Hide—users don't have access to the Address
Manager page.
- View—users can view page details and perform
actions such as generating or downloading log files, but can't add,
delete, or change any displayed information.
- Full access—users can view, add, change, and
delete page details.
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On the Change control tab, add change control comments
if required.
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Select Assign or Assign and add
another.