Grant User Access to Presto with Built-in Groups

Presto Administration : Presto Security : Authorization Policies and Permissions : Grant User Access to Presto with Built-in Groups

All users in the Presto User Repository automatically belong to the Presto_AuthenticatedUsers built-in group which has permission to access the Presto AppDepot and work with any apps to which they also have been granted run permissions. To enable users to work in Presto Hub to find, register or create mashables, mashups and apps, you must add them to the Presto_PowerUser, Presto_Developer or Presto_Administrator groups.

See the Built-In Presto User Groups and Permissions topic for information on the specific access policies for these groups. Or use the Default User Accounts in Presto to better understand the permissions for these groups.

If you are using the Default User Repository with Presto, both groups and users are defined with the Admin Console. To grant users permissions with the Presto built-in groups:

1. Add users to the Presto Repository. See Create Users for instructions.

2. Assign users to the appropriate built-in groups. See Edit, Grant Permissions and other User Management Tasks for instructions.

3. If desired, you can also automatically add users as members to groups when you create users. See Automatically Assign New Users to Groups for instructions.

If you have configured Presto to use your LDAP Directory as the User Repository, you relate users to the Presto built-in groups in LDAP. To grant users permissions with the Presto built-in groups:

1. Add Presto_Administrator, Presto_Developer and Presto_PowerUser as new groups in LDAP.

Note:

To map users and groups in LDAP to Presto built-in permissions, you add these predefined names to your LDAP Directory. Mapping from configuration in Presto based on LDAP attributes is possible. Or defining alias names for these built-in groups is also possible. For more information and assistance, please contact your JackBe sales representative.

2. Assign users to these new groups in LDAP.

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