Access control Matrix
Hi All,
Is there an access privilege matrix for RRC which defines the role required to perform a particular operation. For Eg: the kind of access required to Manage templates, project areas etc. Thanks. |
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Hi All, In the server project area for an RRC project, you will see a number of tabs Overview, Timelines, Roles, Permissions, Iteration Types, Access Control and Process Description The permissions tab (Project Configuration) shows in a tree the permissions for each role - Everybody, Administrator, Author, Commenter, Project snapshot Administrator If you look under the Administrator role they have the "process" ability to "save a project area". The jazz repository role "JazzAdmin" will always have access to the project area. |
Hi All, In the server project area for an RRC project, you will see a number of tabs Overview, Timelines, Roles, Permissions, Iteration Types, Access Control and Process Description The permissions tab (Project Configuration) shows in a tree the permissions for each role - Everybody, Administrator, Author, Commenter, Project snapshot Administrator If you look under the Administrator role they have the "process" ability to "save a project area". The jazz repository role "JazzAdmin" will always have access to the project area. Could you please elaborate on the RRS Process template as such . I couldnt find any online guidance on it. Thanks. |
Hi All, In the server project area for an RRC project, you will see a number of tabs Overview, Timelines, Roles, Permissions, Iteration Types, Access Control and Process Description The permissions tab (Project Configuration) shows in a tree the permissions for each role - Everybody, Administrator, Author, Commenter, Project snapshot Administrator If you look under the Administrator role they have the "process" ability to "save a project area". The jazz repository role "JazzAdmin" will always have access to the project area. Could you please elaborate on the RRS Process template as such . I couldnt find any online guidance on it. Thanks. The RRS Process Template is a template used by all RRC projects, created in the web application, and does not support process modification like RTC. If modification and creation of project artifacts (project properties), attributes and links are needed this is done in the RRC admin web menu. What do you want to do with the RRS Process template? |
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I would like to understand the different components provided as a part of the RRS Process Template - i understand the roles and permissions part of it. But i saw something related to dashboards when i exported the template. Could you please provide more light on this?
Hi All, In the server project area for an RRC project, you will see a number of tabs Overview, Timelines, Roles, Permissions, Iteration Types, Access Control and Process Description The permissions tab (Project Configuration) shows in a tree the permissions for each role - Everybody, Administrator, Author, Commenter, Project snapshot Administrator If you look under the Administrator role they have the "process" ability to "save a project area". The jazz repository role "JazzAdmin" will always have access to the project area. Could you please elaborate on the RRS Process template as such . I couldnt find any online guidance on it. Thanks. The RRS Process Template is a template used by all RRC projects, created in the web application, and does not support process modification like RTC. If modification and creation of project artifacts (project properties), attributes and links are needed this is done in the RRC admin web menu. What do you want to do with the RRS Process template? |
The process template defines default permissions for each role when a new project is created. These would be the boxes that are checked when you go to the "project area management page -> permissions tab -> project configuration" interface.
For example, members of a project area with the author role are allowed to create personal dashboards. |
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