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ggouillart
Explorer
07-15-2019
05:05 AM
Dear all,
I have two roles set for admins, "role A" that should allow all indexes to be searched, and the second (role B) that has the same capabilities except that a user for role B can't look a the proxy indexes.
Role B inherits from role A.
Does this mean that role B can access the exact same indexes as Role A?
Thanks in advance for your help
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renjith_nair
Legend
07-15-2019
06:09 AM
@ggouillart
Reference : How users inherit allowed indexes
How users inherit allowed indexes
In the case of allowed indexes, the user is given the highest level of access granted to any role to which they are assigned.
For example, if a user is assigned to the role "simple user" which limits access to one particular index, and also to a role "advanced user" which has more capabilities and allows access to all indexes, the user will have access to all indexes. If you wanted to grant the capabilities of the "advanced user" but continue to limit their index access to the single index defined for the "simple user", you should create a new role specifically for that user.
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renjith_nair
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07-15-2019
06:09 AM
@ggouillart
Reference : How users inherit allowed indexes
How users inherit allowed indexes
In the case of allowed indexes, the user is given the highest level of access granted to any role to which they are assigned.
For example, if a user is assigned to the role "simple user" which limits access to one particular index, and also to a role "advanced user" which has more capabilities and allows access to all indexes, the user will have access to all indexes. If you wanted to grant the capabilities of the "advanced user" but continue to limit their index access to the single index defined for the "simple user", you should create a new role specifically for that user.
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