Overview
This article explains how to configure user and group access permissions in JetPatch Manager.
It covers adding local and domain users/groups, setting permissions and roles, and managing user access through enable/disable controls.
Adding Users and Groups
To enable JetPatch Manager to access a user or group, and to configure the user's or group's permissions:
- In the Users' Sections > Management
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Click Add User / Group:
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Select the authentication Type:
For a Domain user or group, the domain needs to have been specified.
- Do one of the following:
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If you selected Local user, type the new user's details and credentials:
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- If you selected Domain user or group, type a user account (in format <user>@<domain>, or <domain>\<user>, and click Validate to verify that the user is found in the domain:
- In the Permissions tab, either make the user an Administrator, or for a regular user, select Select Roles and apply roles as relevant (for minimal user permissions, leave all roles unselected):
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Optionally, allow API access.
If you selected Administrator, click Save, and you're done. Otherwise:
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In the Server Scope tab, select smart groups whose endpoints should be visible and manageable by this user or group (or select All Servers):
| Note: JetPatch console will show the relevant server scope under Endpoints>Management |
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In the Agents tab, select management tools that this user or group should be able to configure services for and to provision:
- Click Save.
You can also remove or edit existing user accounts.
If the user is already logged in, changes won't take effect until the next login.
Enable / Disable User
Feature on the user's Tab (Switch Button) that would allow them to disable/enable users, AD users, and AD groups. This would allow them to configure who is allowed to log in to the console.
A user can log in only if it is enabled.
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