Grass Valley Xmedia Server Vertigo Suite v.5.0 - Manual (Page 272)

XMS Configuration Guide 20-47
User rights management
Deleting a task definition
The following instructions guide you through the process of removing an existing task
definition from the Authorization Manager.
To delete a task definition from the AzMan’s application:
1.
Open Authorization Manager.
2. Navigate through the AzMan’s policy store until you reach the Task Definitions folder
(i.e. X
MS A Z M AN S TORE . XML >V ERTIGO M EDIA >D EFINTIONS >T ASK D EFINITIONS )
3. Right-click the T ASK D EFINITION that you want to delete and select the D ELETE
command.
4. A dialog box appears and asks you to confirm your intention to delete the task definition.
Select Y
ES to proceed in deleting the task definition, or N O to cancel the delete action.
Adding and removing users from a role assignment
Even after you have set up your user rights management system, you may need to add or
remove users from a role assignment. The following instructions guide you through the
process of adding and removing an existing operation definition from the Authorization
Manager.
To add additional users to a role assignment:
1.
Open Authorization Manager.
2. Navigate through the AzMan’s policy store until you reach the R OLE A SSIGNMENTS folder
(i.e. X MS A Z M AN S TORE . XML >V ERTIGO M EDIA >D EFINTIONS >R OLE A SSIGNMENTS )
3. Expand the Role Assignments folder to display the existing Role Assignments.
4. Right-click the specific Role Assignment that you want to add a user to and then select
the A
SSIGN W INDOWS U SERS AND G ROUPS command.
The S ELECT U SERS , C OMPUTERS , OR G ROUPS dialog box appears.
5. The text box provides a space for you to type the object names that you want to find.
You can search for multiple objects by separating each name with a semicolon.
Use one of the following syntax examples:
• DisplayName (example: FirstName LastName)
• ObjectName (example: Computer1)
• UserName (example: User1)
• ObjectName@DomainName (example: User1@Domain1)
• DomainName\ObjectName (example:Domain\User1)
6. Press the C HECK N AMES button.
7. If only one match is found, then the name is immediately added to the text box.
However, if multiple names match the search criteria, then the M
ULTIPLE N AMES F OUND
dialog box appears. Select the name of the user(s) that you want to add from the
M
ULTIPLE N AME F OUND dialog box and press OK.
8. The names are now listed in the S ELECT U SERS , C OMPUTERS , OR G ROUPS dialog box.
9. Press the OK button to close the S ELECT U SERS , C OMPUTERS , OR G ROUPS dialog box.