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Typically, the deny operation is used to exclude a user or group from a particular right granted to a role to which the user or group belongs. For example, a group might belong to a role that allows filesystem creation, modification, and deletion; however, you do not want certain members of the group to be able to delete filesystems. You would create a role just for those users and deny the right to delete filesystems. You can assign or deny rights for a role either manually or by using a template. Assign rights manually Rights can be assigned at different resource levels. If rights are applied to the top-level resource, they apply to all cluster resources. Rights assigned to a second level resource such as Storage apply just to the resources nested in that resource. For example, rights assigned to the Storage resource apply to both the Volumes and Filesystems resources. You can also assign rights to the lowest-level resources. To allow a right, click once in the checkbox to display a checkmark. To deny a right, click twice in the checkbox to display an X. When you have completed your selections, go to the Members tab to assign group or user accounts to the role. Assign rights using a template The Role-Based Security Control Panel includes templates for a Cluster Administrator, File Serving Administrator, Read-Only Operator, and Storage Administrator. You can use these templates to simplify creating a role. Click Apply Template to see the available templates. 224 Configure security features