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Managing administrator accounts
About access rights
About access rights
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In the Add Administrator dialog box, on the General and Access Rights
tabs, specify the account information.
Click Help for more information.
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Click OK.
By default, administrators have access to all features in a single domain. That is,
the administrator can view and run reports, manage groups, remotely run
commands, manage installation packages, and manage policies for that domain.
The administrator can also run reports on all groups in the domain, except for
any groups that migrated from Symantec AntiVirus 10.x. You must explicitly
configure reporting rights to these migrated groups.
By default, limited administrators do not have any access rights. You must
explicitly configure reporting rights, group rights, command rights, and policy
rights for this type of administrator.
Note: Parts of the user interface are not available to limited administrators when
you restrict access rights.
See
Configuring the access rights for a limited administrator"
Types of access rights
Table 21-3
Type of access
Description
rights
Reporting rights
For limited administrators, specifies all the computers for which the
administrator can run reports. Also specifies the server groups that
run Symantec AntiVirus 10.x for which the administrator can view
reports.
Group rights
For limited administrators only, specifies which groups the limited
administrator can view and manage (full access), can view only
(read-only access), or cannot view (no access).
Command rights
For limited administrators only, specifies which commands the limited
administrator can run on the client computers. The limited
administrator can only run these commands on the clients and groups
that they have full access for.
Command rights are only available if reporting rights or group rights
are configured for the limited administrator.
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