HP OneView 1.05 User Guide

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23.4 About user roles

User roles enable you to assign permissions and privileges to users based on their job

responsibilities. You can assign full privileges to a user, or you can assign a subset of permissions

to view, create, edit, or remove resources managed by the appliance.

Table 10 Appliance role types

Associated permissions or privilegesType of userRole

View, create, edit, or remove resources managed by the appliance, including

management of the appliance itself through the UI or command line

An Infrastructure administrator can also manage information provided by

the appliance in the form of activities, notifications, and logs.

Only an Infrastructure administrator can restore an appliance from a backup

file.

Infrastructure

administrator

Full

View only accessRead onlyRead only

Create and download backup files, view the appliance settings and activities.

Has the authority to use scripts to log in to the appliance and run scripts to

back up the appliance.

NOTE: This role is specifically intended for scripted backup creation and

download. HP recommends that users with this role should not initiate

interactive login sessions through the HP OneView user interface.

Backup administratorSpecialized

View, create, edit, or remove networks, network sets, connections,

interconnects, uplink sets, and firmware bundles; view related activities, logs,

and notifications

Network

administrator

View, create, edit, or remove server profiles and templates, network sets,

enclosures, and firmware bundles

Access the Onboard Administrator and physical servers

View connections, networks, racks, power, and related activities, logs, and

notifications

Server administrator

23.5 Action privileges for user roles

The following table lists the user action privileges associated with each user role. The Use privilege

is a special case that allows you to associate objects to objects that you own but you are not

allowed to change. For example, in a logical interconnect group, a user assigned the role of Server

administrator is not allowed to define logical interconnect groups, but can use them when adding

an enclosure.

Table 11 Action privileges for user roles

Action privileges for user roles

(C=Create, R=Read, U=Update, D=Delete, Use)