AE Services provides role-based access control (RBAC), which establishes the following roles for AE Services administrators (AE Services Management Console access and ssh access). The AE Services server uses the reserved Linux user ID range 500-599 and the reserved Linux group ID range 500-599 for the default AE Services server users and groups.
Role |
Linux group |
Linux group ID |
AE Services Management Console access |
System_Administrator |
susers |
555 |
Read and write access to the following menus:
AE Services
Communication Manager Interface
Licensing
Maintenance
Networking
Security (the System_Administrator does not have access to Account Management, PAM, and AIDE Properties)
Status
Utilities
Help
Note:
The System_Administrator role does not have access to User Management.
|
Security_Administrator |
securityadmin |
505 |
Read and write access to the following menus in the AE Services Management Console:
|
UserSvc_Admin |
usrsvc_admin |
508 |
Read and write access to the following menus:
Note:
To acquire the Administrative role for User Management, a user must have an administered account in User Admin (the local LDAP data store) with the Avaya role set to userservice.useradmin. |
Auditor |
users |
100 |
Limited, read-only access to the following menus:
|
Backup_Restore |
backuprestore |
507 |
Limited, read and write access to the following to the following menus:
|
Avaya_Maintenance |
avayamaint |
506 |
Limited, read and write access to the following menus in the AE Services Management Console:
Maintenance
Security Database
Service Controller
Server Data
Status
Utilities
Help
|
EASG Administrator |
easg |
510 |
Read and write access of the EASG option on the PAM Password Manager. |