User Authorizations
Authorizations allow users to perform specific tasks, such as creating shares, rebooting the appliance, and updating the system software.
Authorizations are grouped into scopes. A particular scope might have a set of filters to narrow the scope of the authorization. For example, rather than an authorization to restart all services, a filter can be used so that this authorization can restart only the HTTP service.
The following table shows the available authorizations.
Table 2-33 Scopes, Filters, and Authorizations Available for Users and Roles
Scope BUI | Scope CLI | Filters | BUI/CLI Authorizations |
---|---|---|---|
Active Directory |
|
Domain or workgroup name |
|
Alerts |
|
- |
|
Analytics |
|
List of drilldowns |
|
Appliance |
|
Appliance name |
|
Cloud targets |
|
Cloud target name |
|
Clustering |
|
- |
|
Datasets |
|
- |
|
Hardware |
|
- |
|
Keystores |
|
Keystore name |
|
Networking |
|
- |
|
Projects and shares |
|
|
|
Roles |
|
Role name |
|
SAN |
|
- |
|
Services |
|
Service name |
|
Shares property schema |
|
- |
|
Update |
|
- |
|
Users |
|
Username |
|
Workflow |
|
|
|
Worksheet |
|
|
|
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