Use the following procedure to edit exceptions for a user.
The exception has now been added.
This example adds an exception to exclude svc scope authorizations for the user "brendan":
hostname:configuration users brendan > exceptions
hostname:configuration users brendan exceptions > create
hostname:configuration users brendan auth (uncommitted) > show
Properties:
scope = (unset)
hostname:configuration users brendan auth (uncommitted) > set scope=svc
scope = svc
hostname:configuration users brendan auth (uncommitted) > show
Properties:
scope = svc
service = *
allow_administer = false
allow_configure = false
allow_restart = false
hostname:configuration users brendan auth (uncommitted) > commit
hostname:configuration users brendan exceptions > show
Auths:
NAME OBJECT PERMISSIONS
auth-000 svc.* none
hostname:configuration users brendan exceptions > select auth-000
hostname:configuration users brendan auth-000 > show
Properties:
scope = svc
service = *
allow_administer = false
allow_configure = false
allow_restart = false
hostname:configuration users brendan auth-000 >
Example 4 Adding an Exception to Include Scope Authorizations
This example adds an exception to include a scope authorization that is not part of the role "webadmin":
hostname:configuration users brendan exceptions > create
hostname:configuration users brendan auth (uncommitted) > set scope=appliance
scope = appliance
hostname:configuration users brendan auth (uncommitted) > show
Properties:
scope = appliance
service = *
allow_audit = false
allow_factoryReset = false
allow_powerOff = false
allow_reboot = false
allow_setName = false
allow_shell = false
hostname:configuration users brendan auth (uncommitted) > set allow_audit=true
allow_audit = true (uncommitted)
hostname:configuration users brendan auth (uncommitted) > commit
hostname:configuration users brendan exceptions > show
Auths:
NAME OBJECT PERMISSIONS
auth-000 svc.* none
auth-001 appliance.* audit
hostname:configuration users brendan exceptions >