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Limited-access admin groups can access IPv4 and IPv6 networks only if their administrative permissions are defined. Permissions for a network apply to all its DNS and DHCP resources, if configured. To override network-level permissions, you must define permissions for specific objects within the networks. You can also define permissions for specific DHCP objects and Grid member to restrict admins to perform only the specified DHCP tasks on the specified member. For more information, see Defining DNS and DHCP Permissions on Grid Members.
You can grant read-only or read/write permission, or deny access to networks, as follows:
- All IPv4 or IPv6 networks—Global permission that applies to all networks in the database.
- A specific network—Network permissions apply to all objects in the network. This overrides global permissions.
- A specific network on a specific member—Network permissions apply to all objects in the network and member permissions apply to the specific member. For information about member permissions, see Modifying Permissions on a Grid Member.
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