Role Information
Use this page to change information about a dynamic role.
- Name
- Identifies the name of the role.
- Description
- Provides additional information about the role.
- Role classification
- Optionally specify how the role must be classified.
- Definition (Rule)
- Type an LDAP filter rule to define the attributes of users who receive this role. For example, type (departmentnumber=audit123) to select all members in an auditing department that is named audit123.
- Business unit
- Displays the business unit to which the role applies. You cannot modify this field.
- Scope
- Sets the extent to which the rule applies.
- Applicable to users in this business unit only
- Applies to users in the specified business unit only.
- Applicable to users in this business unit and all its subunits
- Applies to users in the specified business unit and all subordinate business units.
To specify roles and users to have ownership
of the role, click the twistie icon 
next to Owners.
next to Owners.- Role Owners table
- Add one or more roles as owners for the role. The table contains
these columns:
- Select
- Specifies a role. To select one or more roles, select the check box next to the role. To select all roles, select the check box at the top of the column.
- Role Name
- Identifies the name of the role.
- Role Description
- Provides additional information about the role.
- Business Unit
- Identifies the business unit to which the role applies. Click the link for more information about the business unit.
- User Owners table
- Add one or more users as owners for the role. The table contains
these columns:
- Select
- Specifies a user. To select one or more users, select the check box next to the user. To select all users, select the check box at the top of the column.
- Full Name
- Identifies the user's full name. Click the name of the user to view the user's personal profile.
- E-mail Address
- Identifies the user's email address.
- Last Name
- Identifies the user's family name.
- Business Unit
- Identifies the business unit associated with the user.
You can use these buttons with the role or user policy owners table:- Add
- Click to add a role or user to the list. A search panel is displayed, from which you can select the appropriate roles or users.
- Remove
- Click to remove one or more roles or users from the list.
- Enable access for this role
- Select to display the role in the user interface. When this option
is selected, the user can request access for this role, view the access
for this role, or delete the access for this role.
- Select access type
- Select the access type from the tree structure. This choice is available only if you previously selected Enable access for this role.
You can use these buttons:
- Submit Now
- Click to submit your request immediately.
- Schedule Submission
- Click to schedule your request.