Trading Networks 10.3 | Administering and Monitoring B2B Transactions | Service Development Help | Assigning and Managing Permissions for Elements
 
Assigning and Managing Permissions for Elements
 
What Is an ACL?
Assigning ACLs
Viewing ACL Information for a Server
ACLs and Locking
ACLs and Running/Debugging Services
ACLs and Creating, Viewing, and Deleting Elements
Troubleshooting ACL Usage
You can limit access to elements to groups of users by using access control lists (ACLs). Typically created by a system administrator, ACLs allow you to restrict access on a broader level. For example, if you have a production package and a development package on the Integration Server, you can restrict access to the production package to users in an Administrators ACL, and restrict access to the development package to users in a Developers ACL.
Within ACLs, you can also assign different levels of access, depending on the access that you want different groups of users to have. For example, you may want a “Tester” ACL to only have Read and Execute access to elements. Or, you may want a “Contractor” ACL that denies List access to sensitive packages on the Integration Server, so that contractors never see them in Designer.