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Creating Administrators
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those subdomains. When you create NSM administrators for your subdomains, you can
set their permissions so that they can see only the domains to which they have access.
From the menu bar, click Tools > Manage Administrators and Domains to display the
RBA settings for NSM:
Administrators—Configure administrators for NSM or IDP.
Roles—View or edit default roles, or create your own custom roles for your NSM or IDP
administrators.
Subdomains—Create subdomains to segregate networks.
Current Domain Detail—View the information about the current domain, such as
assigned administrators, authentication method, and default authentication servers.
The following sections explain how to configure these RBA settings.
The super administrator automatically has full permissions for all subdomains, so you
do not need to assign new subdomains to the super administrator. However, to assign a
subdomain to another administrator, you must first create the administrator and specify
their permissions within a selected subdomain.
You can create NSM administrators at the global domain or subdomain level:
To assign the new administrator permissions in the global domain or multiple
subdomains, create the administrator in the global domain.
To assign the new administrator permissions in only one subdomain, create the
administrator in that subdomain.
Configuring General Settings
To create an NSM administrator account, click the Add icon in the Administrator tab to
display the New Admin dialog box. In the General tab, enter a name and contact
information (e-mail, telephone, and other basic information) for the new administrator.
NOTE: The following characters are not supported for NSM administrator
names:
Period ( . )
Number sign ( # )
Dollar sign ( $ )
Asterisk ( * )
Ampersand ( & )
Circumflex ( ^ )
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