This pane displays the role type assignments for the selected temporary destination prefixes.
To view this page in the console,
click the following path:
In the path,
security_value is
either
Enabled if messaging security is enabled,
or
Disabled if messaging security is not enabled.
A
list of users and groups that have been added to access roles for
the selected temporary destination prefixes is displayed. The access
role information for the selected temporary destination prefix is
contained within an expandable section. The access roles for temporary
destination prefixes are creator and receiver. Users and groups in
the creator role can create a new temporary destination prefix. You
cannot remove users and groups from the creator role.
Use this
pane to complete the following tasks:
- View users and groups that have creator and sender roles for a
selected temporary destination prefix.
- Add or remove users and groups in the sender role for a selected
temporary destination prefix.
General Properties
- Select
- A check box that you can use to select the users and groups for which you want to manage access roles.
- Name
- The name of the user or group that has an access role for the selected resource. If the user is a group member, the user ID and the group name is displayed.
- Type
- The type of the user or group. There are three types of user or group: "user", "group" and "member". A user that inherits its access roles from a group has the type "member".
- Sender
- Whether a user, group or member is in the sender role for a selected resource.
- Creator
- Read only. The user or group is in the creator role for a selected temporary destination prefix. You cannot change this role type assignment.
Security access roles
In
the administrative console, access role icons are used to represent
whether a user or a group is in a particular access role. You can
click an icon to add or remove selected users and groups to a particular
access role for a selected resource.
An access role icon has
three states:
- Access role type set.
- Access role type not set.
- Access role type inherited from group.
The following table describes how the access role icons represent
these states, and how to change between them:
Table 1. Interacting
with access role iconsAccess role icon |
Access role assignment state |
User action |
|
Role type not set. |
Click to change to role type set . |
|
Role type set. |
Click to change to role type not set. The icon
changes to role type not set if the user
or group does not inherit access roles, or to role type inherited if the
role type does inherit access roles. |
|
Role type inherited from group. |
Click to change to role type set . |
|
Role type not set for a group. The group to
which a user belongs does not have a role type. |
Read only. |
|
Role type set for a group. The group to which
a user belongs has a role type. |
Read only. |
|
Role type not applicable. |
Read only. |