RTC "Create Plan" -> "Permission Denied&qu
Hi,
I have installed RTC 2.0.0.1 in Windows XP and created 2 Projects with OpenUP and Scrum templates.
I have assigned created and assigned 2 users, created documents, histories and so on.
But when I try to create a Plan, as "Administrator", I get a "Permission Denied" message.
I have already installed in another machine and I get the same message.
Am I doing something wrong ?
Should I set any kind of permission ?
Thanks
Siegmar
I have installed RTC 2.0.0.1 in Windows XP and created 2 Projects with OpenUP and Scrum templates.
I have assigned created and assigned 2 users, created documents, histories and so on.
But when I try to create a Plan, as "Administrator", I get a "Permission Denied" message.
I have already installed in another machine and I get the same message.
Am I doing something wrong ?
Should I set any kind of permission ?
Thanks
Siegmar
6 answers
Hi,
I have installed RTC 2.0.0.1 in Windows XP and created 2 Projects with OpenUP and Scrum templates.
I have assigned created and assigned 2 users, created documents, histories and so on.
But when I try to create a Plan, as "Administrator", I get a "Permission Denied" message.
I have already installed in another machine and I get the same message.
Am I doing something wrong ?
Should I set any kind of permission ?
Thanks
Siegmar
Hi
Are you using the ADMIN login to do this? If so, don't! Use another user you have created. Make sure the user has admin role/rights on the project (or in the team area).
anthony
"Administrator" in RTC is not "super-user", i.e. an administrator only
has a couple of essential powers (like giving roles to other users). In
order to do anything other than those few essential admin'y things, you
need to be logged on as a user that has roles that give them the
necessary permissions.
And although you could just grant your administrator those roles, I
strongly encourage you not to do so. An administrator should just be
used to do things that only an administrator can do. Otherwise, a
person logged in as administrator can easily by mistake do things they
shouldn't.
Cheers,
Geoff
siegmar wrote:
has a couple of essential powers (like giving roles to other users). In
order to do anything other than those few essential admin'y things, you
need to be logged on as a user that has roles that give them the
necessary permissions.
And although you could just grant your administrator those roles, I
strongly encourage you not to do so. An administrator should just be
used to do things that only an administrator can do. Otherwise, a
person logged in as administrator can easily by mistake do things they
shouldn't.
Cheers,
Geoff
siegmar wrote:
Hi,
I have installed RTC 2.0.0.1 in Windows XP and created 2 Projects with
OpenUP and Scrum templates.
I have assigned created and assigned 2 users, created documents,
histories and so on.
But when I try to create a Plan, as "Administrator", I get a
"Permission Denied" message.
I have already installed in another machine and I get the same
message.
Am I doing something wrong ?
Should I set any kind of permission ?
Thanks
Siegmar
Hi,
Thanks for the answers: I found the problem !
I was not using the ADMIN user.
After installing RTC I have created 2 users: "administrador" and "usuario" (names in Portuguese).
The first user is also the "Administrator" of the Project and has all permissions: JazzAdmins, JazzDWAdmins, JazzGuests, JazzUsers, JazzProjectAdmins.
The problem is that I had to defined de permissions inside de Project to: Product Owner, Scrum Master, Team and Stakeholders.
Now it's working !
I have one more question:
How do I define a user as Product Owner, Scrum Master, Team or Stakeholder ? (I am using the WEB UI)
Is the "Administrator" of the Project the "Scrum Master" ?
Thanks
Siegmar
Thanks for the answers: I found the problem !
I was not using the ADMIN user.
After installing RTC I have created 2 users: "administrador" and "usuario" (names in Portuguese).
The first user is also the "Administrator" of the Project and has all permissions: JazzAdmins, JazzDWAdmins, JazzGuests, JazzUsers, JazzProjectAdmins.
The problem is that I had to defined de permissions inside de Project to: Product Owner, Scrum Master, Team and Stakeholders.
Now it's working !
I have one more question:
How do I define a user as Product Owner, Scrum Master, Team or Stakeholder ? (I am using the WEB UI)
Is the "Administrator" of the Project the "Scrum Master" ?
Thanks
Siegmar
siegmar wrote:
JazzAdmin, JazzDWAdmin etc. are Jazz server roles. They are not to be
confused with project roles like Scrum Master, Product Owner etc. The
project roles are configured in the Project Area editor. Select a user
from the members list and you manage his project roles.
--
Cheers, Johannes
Agile Planning Team
Hi,
Thanks for the answers: I found the problem !
I was not using the ADMIN user.
After installing RTC I have created 2 users: "administrador"
and "usuario" (names in Portuguese).
The first user is also the "Administrator" of the Project
and has all permissions: JazzAdmins, JazzDWAdmins, JazzGuests,
JazzUsers, JazzProjectAdmins.
The problem is that I had to defined de permissions inside de Project
to: Product Owner, Scrum Master, Team and Stakeholders.
Now it's working !
I have one more question:
How do I define a user as Product Owner, Scrum Master, Team or
Stakeholder ? (I am using the WEB UI)
Is the "Administrator" of the Project the "Scrum
Master" ?
JazzAdmin, JazzDWAdmin etc. are Jazz server roles. They are not to be
confused with project roles like Scrum Master, Product Owner etc. The
project roles are configured in the Project Area editor. Select a user
from the members list and you manage his project roles.
--
Cheers, Johannes
Agile Planning Team
siegmar wrote:
JazzAdmin, JazzDWAdmin etc. are Jazz server roles. They are not to be
confused with project roles like Scrum Master, Product Owner etc. The
project roles are configured in the Project Area editor. Select a user
from the members list and you manage his project roles.
--
Cheers, Johannes
Agile Planning Team
Yes, what Johannes describes is correct: you need to configure roles in the project area editor. Move your mouse over a user's row in the Members section of the editor. Several icons will appear in the "Actions" column of the row. Click the "Process Roles" icon (it looks like 2 people standing side by side). In the dialog that appears, select the role or roles you want to assign and click the Add --> button. Click OK to close the dialog. Save the editor. The user now has the roles you assigned in the project area you edited.