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6 Click Add to add permissions. Click the checkboxes to enable the type of permission desired. 7 To do more with Dell OpenManage Network Manager's functional permissions, go to the Redcell > Permission Manager, and click to open this screen. 8 The Role to Permission mapping screen appears. Click the Edit button to the right of listed Roles to see and configure available permissions. 9 Click Advanced to see available permissions organized by Read, Write, Execute, Add or Delete actions. 10 After you have selected permissions, click Apply to accept them and add them to the role. Notice that you can revisit this role, manage it and its membership with the Action button to the right of the role. You can also add users to the group by selecting and editing that user. Portal > Roles Roles determine the applications permissions available to users assigned them; manage them in this screen. To configure functional permissions for the application, see Redcell > Permission Manager on page 41. Click Add to create a Regular Role, Site Role, or Organizational Role. A Regular Role assigns its permissions to its members. A Site or Organizational Role assigns its permissions to a site or organization to which you can assign users. Click the Action button to the right of a role to Edit, view or alter Permissions, Assign Members (this last works to see and assign users). You can also assign role members in the Portal > Users and Organizations user editor. NOTE: Owner Roles do not have an Action button. Owner implies something you have added or created and so actions do not apply. Notice also that when you Assign Members, a screen appears with tabs where you can assign Users, Sites, Organizations and User Roles. Typical best practice is to assign users to one of these collective designations, then assign the collection to a role. Notice also that you can view both Current and Available members with those sub-tabs. You can even Search for members. Click Back (in the upper right corner) or the View All tab to return to the screen listing roles and their Action buttons. Portal > Portal Settings The Settings screens are where users who are administrators can configure the most basic things about Dell OpenManage Network Manager. These include the following: • Mail hosts 40 Control Panel | Getting Started with Dell OpenManage Network Manager

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Control Panel | Getting Started with Dell OpenManage Network Manager
6
Click
Add
to add permissions. Click the checkboxes to enable the type of permission desired.
7
To do more with Dell OpenManage Network Manager’s functional permissions, go to the
Redcell > Permission Manager, and click to open this screen.
8
The Role to Permission mapping screen appears. Click the
Edit
button to the right of listed
Roles to see and configure available permissions.
9
Click
Advanced
to see available permissions organized by
Read, Write, Execute, Add
or
Delete
actions.
10
After you have selected permissions, click
Apply
to accept them and add them to the role.
Notice that you can revisit this role, manage it and its membership with the
Action
button to
the right of the role. You can also add users to the group by selecting and editing that user.
Portal > Roles
Roles determine the applications permissions available to users assigned them; manage them in
this screen. To configure functional permissions for the application, see Redcell > Permission
Manager on page 41.
Click
Add
to create a
Regular Role, Site Role,
or
Organizational Role.
A
Regular Role
assigns its
permissions to its members. A
Site
or
Organizational Role
assigns its permissions to a site or
organization to which you can assign users.
Click the
Action
button to the right of a role to
Edit,
view or alter
Permissions, Assign Members
(this last works to see and assign users)
. Y
ou can also assign role members
in the Portal > Users and
Organizations
user editor
.
NOTE:
Owner Roles do not have an
Action
button. Owner implies something you have added or created and so
actions do not apply.
Notice also that when you
Assign Members,
a screen appears with tabs where you can assign
Users,
Sites, Organizations
and
User Roles.
Typical best practice is to assign users to one of these
collective designations, then assign the collection to a role.
Notice also that you can view both
Current
and
Available
members with those sub-tabs. You can
even
Search
for members.
Click
Back
(in the upper right corner) or the
View All
tab to return to the screen listing roles and
their
Action
buttons.
Portal > Portal Settings
The
Settings
screens are where users who are administrators can configure the most basic things
about Dell OpenManage Network Manager. These include the following:
Mail hosts