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--- uls:usergroups [2014-12-16 08:18]
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+++ uls:usergroups [2023-03-13 17:22] (current)
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-User Structure
+===== Users and Groups =====
-**************
 Description of the different users, user groups and their rights and duties in ULS.
-All users use the same web address.
+All users use the same web address and start with the ULS interactive analysis as user interface.
-The resulting user interface is derived from the username and its rights.
-The `ULS-Master-Admin`_ and the `ULS-Administrators`_ are forwarded to the
-* ULS administration application,
-the "normal" `ULS-User`_ is forwarded to the
-* ULS interactive analysis.
+Users with advanced rights have an extended menu with additional functions.
-System Administrators
+==== System Administrators ====
-=====================
 System administrators do have access to the operating system of the servers
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 The ULS-server consists mainly of the MySQL database
-and the unix2web webserver. The system administrators have complete
+and the [[unix2web:|Unix2Web]] webserver. The system administrators have complete
 access to the installed software and the MySQL database.
 But they do not use any ULS application as system administrator,
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-ULS-Master-Admin
+==== ULS-Master-Admin ====
-================
-There is only **one** `ULS-Master-Admin`_. That account, username: 'admin',
+There is only **one** ULS-Master-Admin. This account 'admin'
-is used for the initial configuration of the domains, servers,
+is used for the initial configuration of domains, servers, users and groups and more.
-`ULS-Administrators`_, `ULS-Users`_ and more.
+Users with administrative rights can accomplish further administrative actions.
-Use `ULS-Administrators`_ accounts for further administrative actions.
-See the Administrator's Guide for more information.
+<!-- See the Administrator's Guide for more information.  -->
-All changes made by the `ULS-Master-Admin`_ are logged,
+All changes made by the users with administrative rights are logged.
-but **NOT** the creation and deletion of ULS-Administrators,
-because that uses currently an underlying mechanic of the
-unix2web webserver, which is more on the operating system level.
-If your ULS-server is to be audited, define a two-man rule
-(or 4-eye principle) for all actions as ULS-master-admin.
-Divide its password into two parts, each only known to
-one of the two men and put it into a closed envelope.
-Access only by permission.
+==== ULS-Administrators ====
-ULS-Administrators
-==================
 These are user accounts used **only** for the administration of ULS.
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-ULS-Users
+==== ULS-Users ====
-=========
 ULS-Users are accounts that use the web application for interactive analysis
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-Rights
+==== Rights ====
-======
 Domain rights restrict ULS-Users to specific groups of sources or servers,
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 details (values) within the detail hierarchy of a domain.
-ULS-Administrators can grant domain rights and detail access attributes
+ULS-Administrators can grant domain rights and detail access attributes to ULS-Users.
-to ULS-Users.
-Domain Rights
+=== Domain Rights ===
--------------
 Anyone source which sends values to the ULS-server belongs to only one domain, definetly.
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 ULS-Administrators grant domain rights to ULS-Users. The ULS-Users than
-can access by default all details with the detail access attributes 'all'.
+can access by default all details with the detail access attributes 'all' (vertical access layer).
-The following table lists the differences in standard and read-only
+The following table lists the differences in standard and read-only domain rights.
-domain rights.
-============================== ======== ===========
+{|
-define, change, delete         standard read-only
+! define, change, delete
-                               domain   domain
+! standard domain rights
-                               rights   rights
+! read-only domain rights
-============================== ======== ===========
+|-
-favorites                      x        x
+| favorites
-reports                        x        x
+| x
-mail-reports                   x        x
+| x
-aggregations                   x
+|-
-limits                         x
+| reports
-combined limits                x
+| x
-differential limits            x
+| x
-isAlives                       x
+|-
-limits on aggregated values    x
+| mail-reports
-monitoring pause               x
+| x
-retention time of details      x
+| x
-sort sequence of details       x
+|-
-deletion of details            x
+| aggregations
-source (server) documentations x
+| x
-============================== ======== ===========
+|
+|-
+| limits
+| x
+|
+|-
+| combined limits
+| x
+|
+|-
+| differential limits
+| x
+|
+|-
+| isAlives
+| x
+|
+|-
+| limits on aggregated values
+| x
+|
+|-
+| monitoring pause
+| x
+|
+|-
+| retention time of details
+| x
+|
+|-
+| sort sequence of details
+| x
+|
+|-
+| deletion of details
+| x
+|
+|-
+| source (server) documentations
+| x
+|
+|}
-Detail Access Attributes
-------------------------
-By default, ULS-Users can view **all** values of the
+=== Detail Access Attributes ===
-source-section-teststep-detail hierarchy of a domain,
-for which he got a domain right granted.
-Detail access attributes are used to prevent ULS-Users
+Detail access attributes can be used to allow or prevent ULS-Users
 from accessing specific details, which e.g. may contain
-security or other crucial information.
+security or other crucial information. It is effective for all granted domains.
+(horizontal access layer).
-Detail access attributes are granted by ULS-Administrators to
+By default:
-ULS-Users. That is effective for all details within the domain.
+  * ULS-Users can view **all** values of the source-section-teststep-detail hierarchy of a domain, for which he got a domain right granted
+  * all values are transferred with the detail access attribute 'all', whether explicitly or implicitly if the detail access attribute is not set.
-|TODO|
+Detail access attributes are granted by ULS-Administrators to ULS-Users. That is effective for all details within the granted domain.
-Standardmäßig werden alle Werte mit den Zugriffsattribut all (oder ohne Zugriffsattribut) übertragen, der Zugriff auf diese Werte ist uneingeschränkt für alle ULS-Benutzer möglich, die Zugriff auf das entsprechende Verfahren haben.
-ULS-Administratoren können beliebige zusätzliche Zugriffsattribute definieren, dies muss vor der ersten Benutzung bei der Übertragung von Werten erfolgen,
-ansonsten erfolgt die Einordnung der Werte unter dem Zugriffsattribut all für das entsprechende Detail.
 The detail access attributes are system-wide valid and can be used in
 all domains. Here is the list of basically available detail access attributes:
-============== =======================================================================
+{|
-detail access  description
+! detail access attribute
-attribute
+! description
-============== =======================================================================
+|-
-all            General access attribute for all details which are stored
+| all
-               in ULS without any access attribute or which are explicitly
+| General access attribute for all details which are stored
-               marked with the 'all' access attribute. All ULS-Users can
+ in ULS without any access attribute or which are explicitly
-               view these detail values.
+ marked with the 'all' access attribute. All ULS-Users can
-adm            A ULS-User must have been granted the 'admin' access attribute
+ view these detail values.
-               to be able to access the values of the details that are
+|-
-               marked with the 'adm' access attribute. This access attribute
+| adm
-               is used by the ULS-client for Linux
+| A ULS-User must have been granted the 'admin' access attribute
-               to hide crucial system information like firewall settings
+ to be able to access the values of the details that are
-               and LDAP configurations from 'normal' ULS-Users.
+ marked with the 'adm' access attribute. This access attribute
-sec            A ULS-User must have been granted the 'security' access attribute
+ is used by the ULS-client for Linux
-               to be able to access the values of the details that are
+ to hide crucial system information like firewall settings
-               marked with the 'sec' access attribute. This access attribute
+ and LDAP configurations from 'normal' ULS-Users.
-               is used by the ULS-client for Linux to hide the sudo2uls recordings
+|-
-               of terminal- and user-based sessions from 'normal' ULS-Users.
+| sec
-prot           A ULS-User must have been granted the 'protocol' access attribute
+| A ULS-User must have been granted the 'security' access attribute
-               to be able to access the values of the details that are
+ to be able to access the values of the details that are
-               marked with the 'prot' access attribute. This access attribute
+ marked with the 'sec' access attribute. This access attribute
-               is used to mark any changes of the ULS-Master-Admin and the
+ is used by the ULS-client for Linux to hide e.g. the sudo2uls recordings
-               ULS-Administrators, as well as changes to
+ of terminal- and user-based sessions from 'normal' ULS-Users.
-               threshold definitions made by any ULS-Users.
+|-
-============== =======================================================================
+| prot
+| A ULS-User must have been granted the 'protocol' access attribute
+ to be able to access the values of the details that are
+ marked with the 'prot' access attribute. This access attribute
+ is used to mark any changes of the ULS-Master-Admin and the
+ ULS-Administrators, as well as changes to
+ threshold definitions made by any ULS-Users.
+|}
+ULS-Administrators can define additional detail access attributes.
+This must occur before the first values using this detail access attribute is transferred to the ULS-server.

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