Managing Security at the Server Level

Note:

Most of these tasks do not apply if Essbase Server is in EPM System security mode. If you are using Shared Services to manage security, see About Shared Services User Management.

You can specify security settings that apply to an entire Essbase Server, and you can manage the activities of all users connected to a server. To manage security at the server level, you may need to perform some or all of the following tasks:

Task	More Information
Create users and groups for the server, and grant server-wide permissions to those users and groups.	Creating Users on Essbase Servers Creating Groups on Essbase Servers
Manage cross-server security.	Copying Essbase Server Users Propagating Passwords Across Servers Copying Essbase Server Groups Migration Wizard
View current users and groups for the server.	Viewing Essbase Server Users and Groups
Manage password longevity and rules for disabling user names.	Managing Password Longevity Disabling User Names Viewing or Activating Disabled User Names
View active user sessions, disconnect users, and terminate specific user requests.	Viewing Active User Sessions Disconnecting User Sessions and Requests
View and remove user locks on data.	Viewing Data Locks Unlocking Data

Related Information

About Security and Permissions
Managing Users and Groups
Managing Security for Applications and Databases
“User Management and Security in Essbase Native Security Mode” in the Oracle Essbase Database Administrator's Guide