Allowing or Denying Group Access to ACLs
You can edit a new or predefined ACL to allow certain groups to access this ACL and deny permissions to other groups. You can allow and deny access to internally defined groups as well as groups and roles defined externally in a central user directory or in LDAP.
To allow group access to an ACL
1. Open Integration Server Administrator if it is not already open.
2. In the Security menu of the Navigation panel, click ACLs.The server displays the Access Control Lists screen.
Groups in the
Allowed list are explicitly allowed to access the packages, folders, services, or other elements associated with this ACL.
Groups in the
Denied list are explicitly denied access to the packages, folders, services, or other elements associated with this ACL.
3. In the Select ACL list under ACL Membership, select the ACL to which you want to add groups.
4. Do one of the following:
If you want to allow a group or role access to this ACL, under the
Allowed list, click
Add.
If you want to deny a group or role access to this ACL, under the
Denied list, click
Add.
5. In the dialog box that appears, in the Provider list, select the location from which you want to select a user group.
If an external user directory is not configured, the Provider list does not appear.
6. In the Role/Group Name list, do one of the following:
If you select
Local, select the locally defined user group for which you want to allow or deny access to the ACL.
If you select
Central or
LDAP, in the
Search field, enter search criteria for finding a role or group. Click
Go. Select the role or group for which you want to allow or deny access to the ACL.
7. Click Save Changes.