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This topic provides information about managing permissions for Enterprise
Lists. Permissions are assigned as
a security feature to control access to and use of Enterprise
Lists. One permission is applicable for system subscribers not
using the lightweight directory access protocol (LDAP) interface:
- Use: Lets members send messages using Enterprise
Lists, but does not allow members to update lists.
The following two permissions are available for use by remote LDAP clients:
- All: Gives members all permissions.
- Update: Lets members send messages using
Enterprise Lists and allows members to update lists.
Note: When the Subscription Based parameter on the Enterprise
List attributes page is set to Yes for this list, the following
two permissions are also available:
- Subscribe: Lets members who are LDAP clients add themselves
to subscription-based lists.
- View: Lets members who are LDAP clients view existing
members of subscription-based lists.
How you assign permissions differs depending on the interface a system
subscriber uses and the role of that subscriber in the system.
- For system subscribers not using the LDAP interface, the only available
list permission is Use. Other permissions are restricted for
use by remote LDAP clients.
- LDAP client subscribers must be administered for a permission at the
system level before they can be assigned the same permission at the
list level.
- List owners have All permission by default.
- List moderators have the Use permission
by default. Use permission is the minimum
level of permission that a moderator must have.
You can manage
permissions for an Enterprise List by:
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