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Hello everyone,
Please let me know if this is not the correct section to post this question.
I am trying to create a security rule for the QMC to limit users to view only reload tasks specific to the applications that they should be able to see/run.
So far I have this rule:
Name: TaskAdmin
Resource Filter: ReloadTask_*,SchedulerService_*,QmcSection_Task, QmcSection_ReloadTask, QmcSection_Event, QmcSection_SchemaEvent, QmcSection_CompositeEvent
Advanced Condition: ((user.roles="TaskAdmin" and resource.app.name="TestApp"))
When I click Preview I can see user only has Read and Update access to that Reload Task however when the user logs in to QMC they cannot access any part of the QMC, not even the Task pane becomes available. Am I doing something wrong here?
Thanks in advance,
Enrique
try
rule name^ Atest QMC Section Access
Resource Filter:QmcSection_App, QmcSection_Reloadtask, QmcSection_task
Condition: ((user.name="atest"))
Rule_name^ Atest can reloadl own app
Resource Filter^ App_*,ReloadTask_*
condition^ ((user.name="atest")) and resource.App.HasPrivilege("read")
try
rule name^ Atest QMC Section Access
Resource Filter:QmcSection_App, QmcSection_Reloadtask, QmcSection_task
Condition: ((user.name="atest"))
Rule_name^ Atest can reloadl own app
Resource Filter^ App_*,ReloadTask_*
condition^ ((user.name="atest")) and resource.App.HasPrivilege("read")
Hello Alexander,
This worked. I was able to combine both rules into one and instead of using (user.name="UserName") I used (user.role="TaskAdmin") that way I can just assign users the TaskAdmin role under the User section; this makes it a little bit easier to manage my environment with multiple users who will have the role of "Task Admin".
Thanks again,
ET
Hello Enrique.
I know it. it was a quick fix. A rough example.