Use the User Roles configuration editor to define the
services, nodes, tools, and messages you want to assign to a
particular user role. You then assign a user, several users, or
Windows group to this role. The settings you specify for the user
role determine what the assigned users can see in their console
views and which tools are available to them.
Operators assigned to a role are able to view and operate on the
instances of services, nodes, and tools you assign to their roles.
For example, all service components and dependencies below the
Exchange service that you select can be seen in the console Scope
pane and map. All messages pertaining to those services appear in
the message browser.
If you modify a user role or assign or delete an operator while
that operator is working in the console, your changes do not take
effect until the operator's console has been closed and
restarted.
To configure a new user role
From the Scope pane, select a service, node, or tool.
Right-click to open the shortcut menu.
Select ConfigureUser Roles to open the User
Roles dialog box.
Click New to open the New User Role dialog box.
Alternatively, select an existing user role and click
Duplicate to create a copy for you to edit.
Use the tabs to configure:
General
information about the user role, such as name and description.
Services that
will be visible to operators assigned to this user role.
Nodes that will
be visible to operators assigned to this user role and can be acted
upon.
Tools that will
be visible to operators assigned to this user role.
Messages
defined for message groups for this user role and permissions
allowed for these messages.
Policies
defined for this user role, permissions specified for these
categories, and policies and packages that contain these
categories.
Users, Windows
groups, or Active Directory groups to be added or deleted from this
user role.
Click Apply to see the effects of your changes.
Click OK to confirm your changes and close this dialog
box.
Click Close to close the User Roles dialog box
and configuration editor.