Removing permission parameters, Considerations when creating permissions – HP 3PAR Policy Manager Software User Manual
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3.
Enter the new parameter (for example, a script name or a file name) and click Finish.
NOTE:
You can use partial values in conjunction with wildcards (*) to specify all applicable
values. For example, for a Run Script action you can type a script name of ACME*.pl. This
policy will apply to all Run Script actions that are defined to run Perl-based scripts with names
starting with "ACME". Other examples include *.log, which applies to all .log files on the
device, and notepad.exe which applies only to the notepad.exe application on the device.
The View or change the policy settings for <Group Name> page reappears and the new
parameter is displayed in the Parameters column for the permission you modified.
Removing Permission Parameters
To delete a parameter from a permission:
1.
On the View or change the policy settings for <Group Name> page in the Policy tab, click
the permission you wish to modify.
The Edit the selected permission for <Action Name> page appears (see
).
2.
Click Next.
The Edit the parameters for <Permission Name> of <Action Name> page appears (see
).
3.
In the Parameters box, select the parameter(s) you wish to remove from the permission and
click Remove Checked.
Figure 22 Removing Parameters
4.
Click Finish.
The View or change the policy settings for <Group Name> page reappears and the new
parameter is displayed in the Parameters column for the permission you modified.
Considerations when Creating Permissions
Make sure only actions that need an Ask for Approval access right are defined with that permission.
For example, if you specify an Ask for Approval access right for the Set Data Item Values action,
every time the server attempts to set a data item on a device, the device needs to contact the Policy
Manager to request approval from the user specified for that device. Until users grant permission
for actions that need approval, the Policy Manager queues those actions, which can lead to
degradation in the system performance.
Working in the Policy Tab
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