Novell ZENWORKS 10 CONFIGURATION MANAGEMENT SP3 - NETWORK DISCOVERY DATABASE STRUCTURE, System Administration Manual

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The following rights are available:
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Modify ZENworks Group Membership: Allow or deny the rights necessary to modify
ZENworks group membership. If you select this option, you must also grant rights to Modify
ZENworks Group Membership under ZENworks User Group Rights .
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Assign Policies: Allow or deny the administrator the rights necessary to assign policies to
users.
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Assign Bundles: Allow or deny the administrator the rights necessary to assign bundles to
users.
2.3.18 ZENworks User Group Rights
The ZENworks User Group Rights dialog box lets you allow or deny the administrator the rights to
create, delete, or modify groups and to modify group membership.
The following rights are available:
Š Modify Groups: Allow or deny the administrator the rights necessary to modify existing user
groups.
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Create/Delete Groups: Allow or deny the administrator the rights necessary to create or delete
user groups.
Š
Modify ZENworks Group Membership: Allow or deny the administrator the rights
necessary to modify the ZENworks group membership. If you select this option, you must also
grant rights to
Modify ZENworks Group Membership under User Rights .
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Assign Policies: Allow or deny the administrator the rights necessary to modify the list of
policies contained in policy groups.
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Assign Bundles: Allow or deny the administrator the rights necessary to modify the list of
bundles contained in policy groups.
2.3.19 Zone Rights
The Zone Rights dialog box lets you modify the administrator’s rights to administer settings in your
ZENworks Management Zone.
The following rights are available:
Š
Modify User Sources: Allow or deny the administrator the rights necessary to modify user
sources.
A user source is an LDAP directory that contains users that you want to reference in your
ZENworks Management Zone. When you define a user source, you also define the source
containers from which you want to read users and user groups.
Modifying user sources includes adding, removing, or renaming user sources and assigning
policies or bundles to user sources.
Š Create/Delete User Sources: Allow or deny the administrator the rights necessary to create or
delete user sources.
Š Modify Settings: Allow or deny the administrator the rights necessary to modify your
Management Zone settings.