Network Deployment (Distributed operating systems), v8.0 > Reference > Sets

Foreign bus [Settings]

This pane shows the role type assignments for the selected foreign buses.

Service integration -> Buses -> security_value -> [Authorization Policy] Manage foreign bus access roles -> foreign_bus_name > Manage access roles .

In the path, security_value is either Enabled if messaging security is enabled, or Disabled if messaging security is not enabled.

This panel lists the users and groups that have been assigned access roles on the one or more selected foreign buses. Use this panel to add and remove users and groups to foreign bus access roles, and to manage existing role type assignments and inheritance for foreign buses.

The information for each foreign bus is contained within a section that you can expand and collapse. When collapsed, the section header displays the foreign bus name. When expanded, in addition to the header, the section displays an Inherit from default check box and a list of the users and groups that have been assigned role types on the foreign bus. Note that the only permitted role type for a foreign bus is Sender role.

Expand/Collapse

Click icon to expand the section and display a list of users and groups that have been assigned role types for the selected foreign bus.

Inherit from default

Select check box to have the selected foreign bus inherit access roles for users and groups from the default resource. Only access roles that apply to the selected foreign bus can be inherited.

General Properties

Select

A check box that you can use to select the users and groups for which to manage access roles.

Name

The name of the user or group that has an access role for the selected resource. If the user is a group member, the user ID and the group name is displayed.

Type

The type of the user or group. There are three types of user or group: " user ", " group " and " member ". A user that inherits its access roles from a group has the type " member ".

Sender

Whether a user, group or member is in the sender role for a selected resource.

Security access roles

In the admin console, access role icons are used to represent whether a user or a group is in a particular access role. We can click an icon to add or remove selected users and groups to a particular access role for a selected resource.

An access role icon has three states:

• Access role type set.
• Access role type not set.
• Access role type inherited from group.

The following table describes how the access role icons represent these states, and how to change between them:

Interacting with access role icons

Access role icon	Access role assignment state	User action
	Role type not set.	Click to change to role type set .
	Role type set.	Click to change to role type not set. The icon changes to role type not set if the user or group does not inherit access roles, or to role type inherited if the role type does inherit access roles.
	Role type inherited from group.	Click to change to role type set .
	Role type not set for a group. The group to which a user belongs does not have a role type.	Read only.
	Role type set for a group. The group to which a user belongs has a role type.	Read only.
	Role type not applicable.	Read only.

Buttons

Add	Click to add users and groups to this resource.
Remove	Click to remove selected users and groups from all the role types for this resource.

List users and groups in foreign bus roles
Add users and groups to foreign bus roles
Remove users and groups from foreign bus roles
Restore default inheritance for a destination
Ovveride inheritance from the default resource for a destination

Related

Determine destination defaults inheritance by using wsadmin
Define destination defaults inheritance by using wsadmin
Administrative console buttons
Administrative console preferences

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