You can define a separate ACL for change requests, tasks,
or objects.
Procedure
- Start an Admin session.
- On the Action Panel, click User Management.
- In the User Management button bar,
click the Read-Write Security tab.
- Under Manage Read-Write Security Through ACLs,
click Edit for the type of Access Control List
you are creating.
- Click the Edit link.
The
form used to define the rules opens.
- Click Add to start
defining rules.
- In the Attribute list,
select the appropriate attribute. Select None to
match all attributes, or to use a specific attribute, click More
Attributes.
If you clicked More
Attributes, the Choose Attributes for ACL Rules dialog
box opens.
- Scroll through the Available
Attributes list. After you have identified the attribute
you need, select it, and then click Add to
move it to the Chosen Attributes list. If you
know all the attributes you need, select them now. If you do not,
you can always add a rule for another attribute later.
- When you have added all attributes you
need to the list, click OK.
The dialog closes and returns you to the form.
- In the Attribute list,
select the attribute you just added.
For
information about implementing advanced attribute capabilities, such
as combining attributes, see Advanced capabilities of access control lists.
- In the Value list,
select the appropriate value for the rule.
- In the Access list,
select the appropriate value.
- In the Permission list,
select the appropriate value.
- In the Users and Groups box,
type the user ID of any user, or type the name of a group you defined.
Separate multiple entries by a comma.
- Click the Add link
to add another rule.
- Repeat the steps 7 - 13 until
you have defined the ACLs you need.
- Click Save to save
changes and close the dialog.
- Under Manage Read-Write Security Through ACLs,
select the check box to activate the Access Control List.