Setting Permissions on a Design/Change-Time Policy
Be default, all users have View permissions on the design/change-time policies in the registry.
Users who belong to a role that includes the Manage Design/Change-Time Policies permission for an organization have Full permission on the policies that belong to the organization. Users who belong to a role that includes the Manage System-Wide Design/Change-Time Policies permission, have Full permission on all system-wide policies. To enable other users to modify and/or delete policies, you must modify the policy's instance-level permission settings.
You can modify the instance-level permissions for a policy by executing a design/change-time policy or by specifying the permissions manually on the Permissions tab in CentraSite Control.
When setting permissions on policies, keep the following points in mind:
To set permissions on a organization-specific policy, you must belong to a role that has the
Manage Design/Change-Time Policies for the organization to which the policy belongs or have the Full instance-level permission on the policy itself.
To set permissions on a system-wide policy, you must belong to a role that has the
Manage System-Wide Design/Change-Time Policies or have the Full instance-level permission on the policy itself.
You can assign permissions to any individual user or group defined in
CentraSite.
The groups to which you can assign permissions include the following system-defined groups:
Group Name | Description |
Users | All users within a specified organization. |
Members | All users within a specified organization and its child organizations. |
Everyone | All users of CentraSite including guest users (if your CentraSite permits access by guests). |
If a user is affected by multiple permission assignments, the user receive the union of all the assignments. For example, if group ABC has Modify permission on a policy and group XYZ has Full permission on the same policy, users that belong to both groups will, in effect, receive Full permission on the policy.