VMSC - VMD - Security Roles

Use the Security Roles dialog box, Members tab to configure the users and groups who should have the capabilities of the role. For more information about Security Roles, see VMSC - VMD - Security Roles Dialog Box.


Notes: The Servers role is the only role where you can add computer local system accounts as members. When the Modular Messaging system is first installed, all server local system accounts are included as members of the Servers role. All MASs in the voice mail domain must be members of the Servers role. When an MAS is added to the voice mail domain, it is added as a member automatically. When the Modular Messaging system is first installed, the Customer and Technical support accounts are included as members of the System Administrator role. If the Modular Messaging system has been upgraded from a previous version, the System Administrator role is populated with the former members of the System Administration ACL; and the Subscriber Administrator role, the Subscriber Administration ACL. These users or groups can be removed from the roles, if necessary.

Launching the Screen

In the Voice Mail System Configuration window, click the voice mail domain.

Double-click

Security Roles.

The system displays preset roles Servers, System Administrator, System Auditor, Subscriber Administrator, Subscriber Auditor, and Subscriber Helpdesk.

There might also be customer-configured roles.

Double-click on the required role. The system displays the Security Roles dialog box for the selected role, with the Members tab active.

Configuring the Screen Controls for the

Servers Role

Members This displays a list of the computer local system accounts as members of the Servers role. The MAS service account is also included, and there may be other users and groups.

Note: The list can contain local or domain (private or corporate) Windows computers, users, or groups. The Modular Messaging system authenticates against a Windows domain controller; any number of computers, users, or groups that are known to the domain controller can be used.

Add... Click to add a user, computer, group or built-in security principal to the role, via the Select User, Computer, or Group dialog box.

Note: See your Windows documentation for information about how to use this dialog box.

Remove Click to remove the selected computer, user, or group from the Members list.

Configuring the Screen Controls for the Other

Preset Roles or

Customer-Created Roles

Members This displays a list of the groups and users who have the capabilities of the role.

Note: The list can contain local or domain (private or corporate) Windows users or groups. The Modular Messaging system authenticates against a Windows domain controller; any number of users or groups that are known to the domain controller can be used.

Add... Click to add a user, group or built-in security principal to the role, via the Select User or Group dialog box.

Note: See your Windows documentation for information about how to use this dialog box.

Remove Click to remove the selected user or group from the Members list.

VMSC - VMD - Security Roles - Members Tab

Launching the Screen

Configuring the Screen Controls for the Servers Role

Configuring the Screen Controls for the Other Preset Roles or Customer-Created Roles