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When the view is first opened after installation of the JOC Cockpit it will appear as shown in the next screenshot:
The above screen shows seven default roles that are delivered with the JOC Cockpit. These Roles are intended to help system administrators get a realistic authorization configuration working as quickly as possible and can be modified as required. These roles are valid for all JobScheduler Master Ids in the environment.
Positioning the mouse over a role name activates blends in two links as shown in the screenshot above:
- the pencil link allows the role to be edited and
- the X link allows the role to be deleted.
A set of Permissions is configured for each Role in line with ITIL definitions. These Each Permissions Sets Set can be inspected by clicking on any of the Role names name in the Masters view list. An example Permissions Set is described in the next section.
The Permissions View
The main purpose of the Permissions view is to allow Permissions and Folders to be configured for each Role.
The Screenshot below shows the default permissions for the administrator Role.
Individual scope of Permissions can be edited and they can be removed from the Role using the pencil and X symbols that are blended in when the user's mouse is moved over a permission.
The Folder part of the view is for restricting the Role to accessing particular Folders - and thereby particular Jobs, Job Chains, etc - within a JobScheduler Master's live folder and will be described later.
Editing Permissions will also be described later.
Basic Configuration
Adding Users
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The above screen shows seven default roles that are delivered with the JOC Cockpit are applicable for all JobScheduler Masters as they are delivered in the JOC Cockpit installation archive. In addition, the following configurations have been added:
The Permissions ViewThe Permissions view is accessed by clicking on a Role in the Master view as indicated in the screenshot above. The Permissions view allows Permissions and Folders to be specified for individual Roles:
In the screenshot above the application_manager Role:
The above Permissions add the following code to the
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