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You can assign permissions to admin roles which you then assign to admin groups, or you can assign permissions directly to an admin group. The following are permissions you can grant admin groups and roles:

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Permissions (Read/Write, Read-Only, or Deny)

Administration Permissions

All Certificate Authentication Services

For more information, see Administrative Permissions for Certificate Authentication Services and CA Certificates.

All CA Certificates

Object Change Tracking

For more information, see Administrative Permissions for Object Change Tracking.

Cloud Permissions

All Tenants

For more information, see Administrative Permissions for Cloud Objects.

Named ACL Permissions

Named ACL

For more information, see Administrative Permissions for Named ACLs.

DHCP Permissions

Grid DHCP Properties

For more information, see Administrative Permissions for Common Tasks.

All Network Views

For more information, see Administrative Permissions for DHCP Resources.

All IPV4/IPv6 Networks

For more information, see Administrative Permissions for IPv4 and IPv6 Networks and Shared Networks.

All Hosts

For more information, see Administrative Permissions for IPAM Resources.

All DHCP Fingerprints

For more information, see Administrative Permissions.

All DHCP MAC Filters

For more information , see Administrative Permissions for DHCP Resources.

All IPv4/IPv6 DHCP Fixed Addresses/Reservations

For more information, see Administrative Permissions for IPv4 or IPv6 Fixed Addresses and IPv4 Reservations.

All IPv4/IPv6 Host Addresses

For more information, see Administrative Permissions for DHCP Resources.

All IPv4/IPv6 Ranges

For more information, see Administrative Permissions for IPv4 and IPv6 DHCP Ranges.

All IPv4/IPv6 Shared Networks

For more information, see Administrative Permissions for IPv4 and IPv6 Networks and Shared Networks.

All IPv4/IPv6 DHCP Templates

For more information, see Administrative Permissions for IPv4 or IPv6 DHCP Templates.

All Microsoft Superscopes

For more information, see Administrative Permissions for IPv4 or IPv6 DHCP Templates.

All Roaming Hosts

For more information, see Administrative Permissions for Roaming Hosts.

DHCP IPv4/IPv6 Lease History

For more information, see Administrative Permissions for the IPv4 and IPv6 DHCP Lease Histories.

DNS Permissions Grid

DNS Properties

For more information, see Administrative Permissions for Common Tasks.

All DNS Views

For more information, see Administrative Permissions for DNS ViewsCommon Tasks.

All DNS Zones

For more information, see Administrative Permissions for ZonesCommon Tasks.

All Hosts

For more information, see Administrative Permissions for Hosts.

All IPV4/IPV6 Host Addresses

For more information, see Administrative Permissions for DNS Resources with Associated IP addresses in Networks and Ranges.

All Resource Records (A, AAAA, CAA, CNAME, DNAME, NAPTR, MX, PTR, SRV, TXT, TLSA and Bulkhost)

For more information, see Administrative Permissions for Adding Blank A or AAAA RecordsCommon Tasks.

All Shared Record Groups

For more information, see Administrative Permissions for Shared Record GroupsCommon Tasks.

All Shared Records (A, AAAA, MX, SRV and TXT)

For more information, see Administrative Permissions for Common Tasks.

All Rulesets (BLACK List Rulesets and NXDOMAIN Rulesets)

For more information, see Administrative Permissions for DHCP Resources.

All DNS64 Synthesis Groups

For more information, see Administrative Permissions for DNS64 Synthesis Groups.

All Response Policy Zones

For more information, seeAdministrative Permissions for Zonesand License Requirements and Admin Permissions.

All Response Policy Rules

For more information, seeAdministrative Permissions for Zonesand License Requirements and Admin Permissions.

All DTC Objects (LBDN Records, LBDNs, Pools, Servers, Monitors, Certificates, GeoIP and Topologies)

For more information, seeAdministrative Permissions for Zonesand License Requirements and Admin Permissions.

Adding a blank A/AAAA record

For more information, see Administrative Permissions for Adding Blank A or AAAA RecordsCommon Tasks.

File Distribution Permissions

Grid File Distribution Permissions

For more information, see Administrative Permissions for File Distribution Services.

Grid Permissions

All Members

For more information, see Administrative Permissions for Common Tasks.

Network Discovery

For more information, see Administrative Permissions for Discovery.

Schedule Tasks

For more information, see Administrative Permissions for Scheduling Tasks.

CSV Import

For more information, see Administrative Permissions for Named ACLs.

All Microsoft Servers

For more information, see Administrative Permissions for Microsoft Servers.

All Dashboard Tasks

For more information, see Administrative Permissions for Dashboard Tasks.

All Kerberos keys

For more information, see Configuring GSS-TSIG keys.

All Active Directory Domains

For more information, see Managing Active Directory Sites.

IPAM Permissions

All Network Views

For more information, see Administrative Permissions for Common Tasks.

All IPv4 Networks

For more information, see Administrative Permissions for IPv4 and IPv6 Networks and Shared Networks.

All IPv6 Networks

For more information, see Administrative Permissions for IPv4 and IPv6 Networks and Shared Networks.

All Hosts

For more information, see Administrative Permissionsfor Hosts.

All IPv4 Host Addresses

For more information, see Administrative Permissions for DNS Resources with Associated IP addresses in Networks and Ranges.

All IPv6 Host Addresses

For more information, see Administrative Permissions for DNS Resources with Associated IP addresses in Networks and Ranges.

Port Control

For more information, see Administrative Permissions for Discovery.

SAML Permissions

SAML Authentication Services

For more information, see Administrative Permissions for SAML.

Super Host Permissions

Super Host Permissions

For more information, see About Administrative Permissions for Super Hosts.

Security Permissions

Grid Security Permissions

For more information, see Administrative Permissions.

Reporting Permissions

Grid Reporting Permissions

For more information, see Administrative Permissions for Common Tasks.

Reporting Dashboard

For more information, see Administrative Permissions for Reporting.

Reporting Search

For more information, see Administrative Permissions for Reporting.

VLAN Permissions

VLAN views, VLAN ranges, and VLAN objects

For more information, see Administrative Permissions for VLAN Management.

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When you select multiple objects with more than one object type, you can add permissions to the selected objects as well as to the sub object types that are common among the selected objects. For example, when you select three DNS forward-mapping authoritative zones and two DNS IPv4 reverse-mapping authoritative zones as illustrated in the below figure Multiple Objects with Common Sub Object Types, you can apply permissions to all the five DNS zones as well as to the CNAME, DNAME, and host records in these zones because CNAME, DNAME, and host records are the common sub object types in these zones.

Multiple Objects with Common Sub Object Types
When you select three DNS forward-mapping authoritative zones and two IPv4 reverse-mapping authoritative zones, you can apply object permissions to all the DNS zones as well as the CNAME, DNAME and Host records in these DNS zones.

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You can click the arrow key next to the resource to view the permission that is being ignored in the overlap.

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Managing Permissions

After you define permissions for an admin group and role, you can do the following:

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  • Group/Role: The name of the admin group or role.

  • Permission Type: The type of permissions. This can be Administration Permissions, Analytics Threat Insight Permissions, Cloud Permissions, Named ACL Permissions, DHCP Permissions, DNS Permissions, File Distribution Permissions, Grid Permissions, IPAM Permissions, Reporting Permissions, or Security Permissions.

  • Resource: The name of the object. For example, this field displays All Hosts if you have defined permissions for all the hosts in the Grid.

  • Resource Type: The object type. For example, this can be Host, PTR record, or Shared Network.

  • Permission: The defined permission for the resource.

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