Creating Administrator Access Group 1

[curlycord]

All I want to to is create access for my client with the same access as nnadmin group with exception I dont want them to be able to change our default nnadmin account password or login or be allowed to add users.

What is best way or group to use?

Seemed so much easier before EM came along.
If I highlight Group 1001 SBA Coordinator it states privilege is SBASystemCoord, well thanks for nothing.

Thanks





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curlycord

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[curlycord]

Any ideas? leads? suggestions?
I have spent too much time on this, dialing in long distance over dialup!!!
Manual not helping either.

Thanks


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curlycord

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[telcodog]

To do that you need to set up a custom account and select what privileges to assign to the group.

You set up that group by going into Configuration>Accounts and Privileges and select the View by Groups tab. Click the Add button and give it a name (it will probably create account #1022), then click on it. In the bottom screen click the add button there and start putting in privileges. As you know, the hard part is knowing which privileges to add.

Rather than go through them all here, the best way is to get the BCM 4.0 Administration Guide and look at their descriptions starting around page 98. Pretty good info there on what to do and how (well, not bad for a Nortel manual anyway). Basically you want to stay away from any groups that include Administrator-Accounts and Privileges. And stay away from anv SBA groups. Don't forget to consider telset access too.

Good Luck with it.

 

[telcodog]

Forgot to mention, you don't really need to set up a custom account if you don't want to. As long as you know which groups of privileges do what, you can just create or modify your users account and assign the accordingly. Note that most, or all of those SBA (set based administration) accounts include the ability to create and modify user accounts so be careful assigning them.

 

[telcodog]

Forgot to mention, you don't really need to set up a custom account if you don't want to. As long as you know which groups of privileges do what, you can just create or modify your users account and assign them accordingly. Note that most, or all of those SBA (set based administration) accounts include the ability to create and modify user accounts so be careful assigning them.

 

[curlycord]

Thanks Em

Was hoping that one of the groups was already what I was after and that somebody had wanted what I did and figured it out.

Sounds like have to make my own group and figure out and add the right permissions (tha are not too clear in manual).

Cheers


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curlycord

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