Administrator Roles

To define a new role:

In the Scope pane, right click the Roles item and select Add New Role.
In the Role Settings tab, type a name for the role and an optional description.
In the Tasks tab, move the tasks you want the role to be allowed to perform into the Tasks Assigned to this Role [Assigned Tasks] box.
When you click OK, the role available to be assigned to new or existing administrator accounts.

To define a new role based on an existing role:

In the Scope pane, click the Roles item to display a list of roles in the Result pane
In the Result pane, right-click a role name and select Copy Role.
In the Role Settings tab, type a new role name and an optional description.
In the Tasks tab, make any changes you want to the tasks you want the role to be allowed to perform. Add or remove tasks into the Tasks Assigned to this Role box.
When you click OK, the role available to be assigned to new or existing administrator accounts.

Administrator Roles

Each CCM Administrator account is assigned a role, which defines the tasks the administrator is allowed to perform. An account can have only one role assigned to it. Use the Account properties dialog to assign a role to an account.

CCM provides the following Administrator Roles. The task list for each role is defined by CCM and cannot be changed.

Define a New Role

You can create and define a new role by giving it a name, then assign tasks to it by choosing any combination of tasks from the list of all available tasks. The new role is added to the list of roles, where it is available to be assigned to administrator accounts.

Use Copy Role to define a new role that is based on any existing role. For example, you can make a copy of a predefined role, give it a new name, and change the tasks assigned to it.

Administrator Roles

Define a New Role

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