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PowerProtect Data Manager 19.10 Security Configuration Guide

Modify identity provider group-to-role mapping

Only the Administrator and the Security Administrator roles can modify identity provider group-to-role mapping.

Prerequisites

This procedure contains the process of role assignment, which delegates the authorization to perform particular tasks. Review the list of system-defined roles and identify all necessary roles.

Steps

  1. From the left navigation pane, select Administration > Access Control.
    The Access Control window appears.
  2. Click the Users/Groups tab.
    PowerProtect Data Manager displays a list of configured user accounts and external identity provider groups, including any associated roles.
  3. Click Details for any group to see the following information:
    • Group name
    • Group type
    • Group role
    • Date the group was mapped
  4. Select the group that you want to edit, and then click Edit
    The Edit User/Group window opens on the User Type tab.
  5. Review the information on the User Type tab.
    The domain and group name are read-only.
  6. Click Next.
    The Edit User/Group window moves to the Role tab.
  7. Select one or more applicable roles.
    To see a list of the permissions for each role, click >. You can further refine the applicability of each role on the next tab.
  8. Click Next.
    The Edit User/Group window moves to the Summary tab.
  9. Review your selections, correct any errors, and then click Finish.

Results

The changes appear in the list of configured user accounts and groups.

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