Scout Enterprise Management Suite

Administrator policy

March 6, 2025

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C M

For all Scout administrators there are three different kinds of access rights:


Base rights	Main access rights organized in functional blocks
Menu rights	Access rights for specific menu commands
Object rights	Access rights on OU or device level for properties, device configuration, applications, and some other functions
Default object rights	Default access rights for all OUs or devices for which no different object rights have been defined

Note that in the dialog you must always first select the relevant administrator for whom you want to edit the access rights. To edit object rights, first select the relevant OU or device.

In the Administrator rights dialogs, the provided rights are displayed with a green or red symbol:

Access granted Zugriff Access denied Zugriff

To toggle between Access granted and Access denied, double-click the relevant right or press the space key.

If you click the Full access or No access buttons, all of the displayed rights are set to green or red, respectively.

Admin object

Important:

For all kinds of access rights, the following applies: If a right is disabled, the relevant administrator will no longer have access to the related function. For the last or only administrator existing, you cannot disable access rights. This is to prevent being locked out of the Scout Console

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Administrator policy

March 6, 2025

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