ACL

 

The following procedures describe how to use the Administration Console to set the attributes for creating and managing Acess Control Lists (ACLs). To read more about ACLs, please see Managing Security in the Administration Guide.

 

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Create a New ACL

1. Click the ACLs node in the left pane. The ACLs table displays in the right-hand pane showing all the ACLs in the domain.

2. Enter a value in the New ACL Name field.

3. Click the Create button. A dialog displays in the right pane showing information associated with creating a new ACL.

4. Enter values in the Permission, Grant to User, and Grant to Group fields to specify what permissions to assign and which users and groups should receive those permissions. Add a space between multiple values in each field.

5. Click the Update Permission button to create the ACL.

For additional information about creating new ACLs, please see Managing Security inthe Administration Guide.

 

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Modify an ACL

1. Click the ACLs node in the left pane. The ACLs table displays in the right pane showing all the ACLs in the domain.

2. Click the name of the ACL you will be modifying.

3. Change values in the Permission, Grant to User, and Grant to Group fields to specify what permissions to assign and which users and groups should receive those permissions. Add a space between multiple values in each field.

4. Click the Update Permission button to modify the ACL.

For additional information about modifying ACLs, please see Managing Security inthe Administration Guide, .

 

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Permissions

Attribute	Description	Range of Values	Default Value
Permissions	This attribute allows a certain type of access to an individual or a group	Permissions include Write, Read, Modify	Null
Grant to Users	This attribute allows a certain type of access to an individual	Permissions include Write, Read, Modify	Null
Grant to Groups	This attribute allows a certain type of access to a group	Permissions include Write, Read, Modify	Null

For additional information about ACLs, please see Managing Security in the Administration Guide.