Management::UserManagement::UserRole¶
Members¶
Member
Value
Description
USER_ROLE_ADMINISTRATOR
0
A user role that can do anything on the box, including full access to all objects in all partitions.
USER_ROLE_TRAFFIC_MANAGER
1
A user role that has limited read/write access, such as enabling/disabling nodes, pools, and members…., but not adding/removing nodes from pools.
USER_ROLE_GUEST
2
A user role that read-only access.
USER_ROLE_ASM_POLICY_EDITOR
3
A user role who can read/write every configuration aspect in ASM, read/write to all applications, and deal with all configuration that is global per ASM.
USER_ROLE_INVALID
4
An uninitialized or invalid role.
USER_ROLE_MANAGER
5
A user role who can administer all objects in a specific partition, including read access in the Common partition, but no objects outside of his/her partition.
USER_ROLE_EDITOR
6
A user role who can only modify objects in a specific partition (i.e. not create or delete)
USER_ROLE_APPLICATION_EDITOR
7
A user role who can administer objects for an application (LTM, GTM, LC…). This includes ability to read/update permissions to pools, nodes, monitors, add/remove members from pools…
USER_ROLE_CERTIFICATE_MANAGER
8
A user role who can administer all security keys and certificates in a partition.
USER_ROLE_USER_MANAGER
9
A user role who can manage user accounts in a partition.
USER_ROLE_RESOURCE_ADMINISTRATOR
10
A user role who can manage everything except user accounts and device authentication settings
USER_ROLE_ASM_EDITOR
11
A user role who has read/write rights to perform changes on ASM policies within one or many web application or one or many administrative domain partitions.
USER_ROLE_ADVANCED_OPERATOR
12
A user who has certain privileges on the Enterprise Management server.
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