You can create roles on the server and assign permissions to them.
About this task
By default, new roles have no permissions. Therefore, when you create a role, you must
add all the permissions for that role. For example, if you do not add permission to view the pages
of the server user interface in the
Web UI section, users can log in to the
server but cannot see any information.
Several default roles are available. These roles have
matching default users.
- Administrator: This role has all permissions. It is appropriate for
administrators.
- Automation Engineer: This is an example of a role for a typical
non-adminstrator user. It includes permissions to create and edit most things on the server,
including applications, component, and processes, but not the permission to delete things, change
permissions, or change system settings.
- UC Auto Configure: This role has the permissions to create
resources.
- UC Auto Discovery: This role is used by plug-ins that discover
information about systems, such as the WebSphere® Application Server - Deploy plug-in.
- UC Version Import: This role has only the permission to manage
versions.
What to do next
Assign roles to users by adding users or groups to teams. You cannot assign a role to a
user directly; users must be assigned roles when they are added to teams. See
Assigning users to teams.