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Oracle Solaris WBEM Developer's Guide Oracle Solaris 11 Express 11/10 |
1. Overview of Solaris Web-Based Enterprise Management
2. Using the CIM Object Manager
7. Creating JavaBeans Components Using the MOF Compiler
Using Sun WBEM User Manager to Set Access Control
What You Can and Cannot Do With Sun WBEM User Manager
How to Start Sun WBEM User Manager
How to Grant Default Access Rights to a User
How to Change Access Rights for a User
How to Remove Access Rights for a User
Using the Solaris WBEM SDK APIs to Set Access Control
How to Set Access Control for a User
How to Set Access Control for a Namespace
Troubleshooting Problems With WBEM Security
If a Client (User) Cannot Be Authenticated by the CIMOM on the WBEM Server
If Other CIM Security Exception Errors Appear
This section describes how to start and use Sun WBEM User Manager.
# /usr/sadm/bin/wbemadmin
Sun WBEM User Manager starts, and a Login dialog box opens.
Note - Context-help information is available in the Context Help panel when you click on the fields in the Login dialog box.
Note - You must have read access to the root\security namespace to log in. By default, Solaris users have guest privileges, which grant them read access to the default namespaces. Users with read access can view but not change user privileges.
You must log in as root or a user with write access to the root\security namespace to grant access rights to users.
The User Manager dialog box opens. The dialog box contains a list of users and their access rights to WBEM objects within the namespaces on the current host.
A dialog box opens that lists the available namespaces.
The user name is added to the User Manager dialog box.
The user that you specified is granted read access to CIM objects in the namespace that you selected.
A confirmation dialog box opens. This dialog box prompts you to confirm your decision to delete the user's access rights.
A dialog box opens. The dialog box lists the available namespaces.
Note - By default, users have read-only access to a namespace.
To allow no access to the namespace, make sure that the Read and Write check boxes are not selected.
To allow write access, select Write.
To allow read access, select Read.
Access control is removed from the namespace, and the namespace is removed from the list of namespaces on the Sun WBEM User Manager dialog box.