Apply or Change User Group Privileges
Note:
Upon installation of OCSDM, if R226 compliance is enabled, the Lawful Intercept and SIPREC features and their attributes are hidden from view and are not configurable.User group privileges that are assigned to either the administrators or LIAdministrators user groups inherit most of the same access privileges. However, users assigned to the LIAdministrators user group have full configuration privileges to manage the Configure LI element (Lawful Intercept) in the Device configuration subfolder within the Configuration folder in the Configuration tab. Users assigned to administrators, provisioners and monitors default user groups do not have privileges to configure the Configure LI element.
Note:
If Lawful Intercept (LI) is enabled on the device, LI configuration values become encrypted on both the devices and OCSDM.All user group privileges that are available through OCSDM are described in the following sections. You may not see some of these user group privileges in the Configuration, Device maintenance, Administrative operations, Fault management, Device groups, and Applications tabs in OCSDM until you install your product plugin.
Default Privileges for Configuration
The following table lists the default privileges for the user group Configuration.
Default Privileges
- ü - Full privilege
- R – View privilege
- X – None privilege
Privilege | Admin | LI Admin | Monitors | Provisioners |
---|---|---|---|---|
Configuration | ü | ü | x | ü |
Device Configuration | ü | ü | x | ü |
Configure Services | ü | ü | x | ü |
Configure Interfaces | ü | ü | x | ü |
Configure NM Controls | ü | ü | x | ü |
Configure security | ü | ü | x | ü |
Configure LI | x | ü | x | x |
Configure system | ü | ü | x | ü |
Work order | ü | ü | x | ü |
Create Work Order | ü | ü | x | ü |
Execute Work Order | ü | ü | x | ü |
Load device | ü | ü | x | ü |
Override lock | ü | ü | x | x |
Transfer configuration view | ü | ü | x | x |
Entitlements | ü | ü | x | ü |
Update to device | ü | ü | x | ü |
Save Configuration | ü | ü | x | ü |
Save and activate configuration | ü | ü | x | ü |
Activate Configuration | ü | ü | x | ü |
Configuration Archive | ü | ü | x | ü |
Backup configurations | ü | ü | x | ü |
Restore configurations | ü | ü | x | ü |
Deleted archived configurations | ü | ü | x | ü |
Default Privileges for the Device Maintenance User Group
The following table lists the default privileges for the Device Maintenance user group.
Default Privileges
- ü - Full privilege
- R – View privilege
- X – None privilege
Privilege | Admin | LI Admin | Monitors | Provisioners |
---|---|---|---|---|
Device | ü | ü | x | ü |
Reboot | ü | ü | x | ü |
Apply User Group Privileges for Device Maintenance
- Expand the Security Manager slider and select User management, Groups.
- In the User Groups pane, select the group you want to modify from the User Groups table and click Edit.
- Select the Device maintenance tab to modify user group privileges and click on the folder slider to expand the item operations list.
- Choose the item row in the operation category table that you want to modify and click the Privileges column to activate the drop-down list.
- In the
Privileges drop-down
list, choose the following options:
- Full—The user group is allowed to reboot a device.
- None—The user group is not allowed to reboot a device.
- Click Apply.
Default Privileges for the Administrative Operations User Group
The following table lists the default privileges for the Administrative Operations user group.
Default Privileges
- ü - Full privilege
- R – View privilege
- X – None privilege
Privilege | Admin | LI Admin | Monitors | Provisioners |
---|---|---|---|---|
Administrative operations | ü | ü | x | ü |
Security Administration | ü | ü | x | x |
Group Operations | ü | ü | x | x |
Add Group | ü | ü | x | x |
Update group | ü | ü | x | x |
Delete Group | ü | ü | x | x |
User Operations | ü | ü | x | x |
Add Users | ü | ü | x | x |
Update Users | ü | ü | x | x |
Delete Users | ü | ü | x | x |
Reset password | ü | ü | x | x |
Change password | ü | ü | x | x |
Change inactivity timer | ü | ü | x | x |
Change Password Rule | ü | ü | x | x |
Password notification | ü | ü | x | x |
Edit login Banner | ü | ü | x | x |
Device Group | ü | ü | x | ü |
Add device | ü | ü | x | ü |
Remove device | ü | ü | x | ü |
Move device | ü | ü | x | ü |
Activate device | ü | ü | x | ü |
Change password message interval | ü | ü | x | x |
View All audit logs | ü | ü | x | x |
View own audit logs | ü | ü | x | x |
Change audit log auto purge interval | ü | ü | x | x |
Export audit logs | ü | ü | x | x |
Manual audit log purge | ü | ü | x | x |
View health monitor console | ü | ü | x | x |
Change configuration archive settings | ü | ü | x | x |
Update OS/System account password | ü | ü | x | x |
Authentication | ü | ü | x | x |
Server Diagnostics | ü | x | x | x |
KPI operations | ü | ü | x | ü |
Default Privileges for the Fault Management Operations User Group
The following table lists the default privileges for the Fault Management Operations user group.
Default Privileges
- ü - Full privilege
- R – View privilege
- X – None privilege
Privilege | Admin | LI Admin | Monitors | Provisioners |
---|---|---|---|---|
Fault Management | ü | ü | ü | ü |
Events and alarms | ü | ü | ü | ü |
Alarms | ü | ü | ü | ü |
Set email notification | ü | ü | ü | ü |
Delete alarm | ü | ü | ü | ü |
Remap severities | ü | ü | x | x |
Events | ü | ü | ü | ü |
Delete events | ü | ü | ü | ü |
Configure trap receiver | ü | ü | x | x |
Apply User Group Privileges for Fault Management Operations
An element manager system (EMS) must be licensed to apply user-group privileges for fault management operations that apply to the events and alarms that appear on the Fault Manager slider.
Default Privileges for the Device Groups User Group
The following table lists the default privileges for the Device Groups user group.
Default Privileges
- ü - Full privilege
- R – View privilege
- X – None privilege
Privilege | Admin | LI Admin | Monitors | Provisioners |
---|---|---|---|---|
Device Groups | * | * | * | * |
Devices | * | * | * | * |
Note:
* - The privileges will be set default as ‘Full’ for the user group that adds the device. For other user groups, the default privilege is set to ‘None’. The privileges can be changed to ‘Full’, ‘None’ or ‘View’ for all the user groups.
Apply User Group Privileges for Device Groups
Use this task to apply user-group privileges for device groups that appear on the Device Manager slider.
Default Privileges for Route Manager User Group
The following table lists the default privileges for the Route Manager user group.
Default Privileges
- ü - Full privilege
- R – View privilege
- X – None privilege
Privilege | Admin | LI Admin | Monitors | Provisioners |
---|---|---|---|---|
Route manager Central Configuration | ü | ü | x | ü |
Configure route Set | ü | ü | x | ü |
Configure Templates | ü | ü | x | ü |
Backup/Restore | ü | ü | x | ü |
Device operation | ü | ü | x | ü |
Apply User Group Privileges for Route Manager
Use this task to apply user-group privileges for Oracle Communications Session Delivery Manager configurations.
Depending on your user privileges in Oracle Communications Session Delivery Manager, you can enable privileges to configure route set groups and templates, perform backups or restore route sets, and perform route set operations on devices.
Default Privileges for the Applications User Group
The following table lists the default privileges for the Applications user group.
Default Privileges
- ü - Full privilege
- R – View privilege
- X – None privilege
Privilege | Admin | LI Admin | Monitors | Provisioners |
---|---|---|---|---|
Applications | ü | ü | ü | ü |
Report Manager | ü | ü | x | ü |
Execute Reports | x | x | x | x |
Administration | ü | ü | x | ü |
Configure Retention policy | ü | ü | x | ü |
Register BI Publisher | ü | ü | x | ü |
Maintenance manager | ü | ü | x | ü |
Manage element states | ü | ü | x | R |
Device Health Monitor | ü | ü | ü | ü |
Monitor group configuration | ü | ü | x | ü |
Plugin Management | ü | ü | R | R |
Actions | ü | ü | R | R |
Fraud Protection management | ü | ü | R | ü |
Administration | ü | ü | x | x |
Fraud protection List | ü | ü | R | ü |
Archive | ü | ü | x | ü |