Hi All,
I would like to ask if console permission will be more granular in future. I think that Administrator, Viewer and Operator roles (I'm actually going by memory) are not so feasible by now.
I'm exploring API integration and I think it would be useful if a user can perform some "not-readonly" activities without being a full administrator.
In our environment all VBR admins people are MFA enabled and I would not like to enable a full administrator service user .
In addition, will be available API key login in the future?
thanks,
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Re: granular permission/roles and access via API key
Hello Fabbar
Better RBAC roles is something we may look into for a future version. But no ETA today.
Can you share examples what you are looking for?
No news today. We count your request as +1.
Best,
Fabian
Better RBAC roles is something we may look into for a future version. But no ETA today.
Can you share examples what you are looking for?
I moved your topic to the RestAPI forum.In addition, will be available API key login in the future?
No news today. We count your request as +1.
Best,
Fabian
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Re: granular permission/roles and access via API key
automatic password rotation.Can you share examples what you are looking for?
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Re: granular permission/roles and access via API key
In addition I would hope that communication/authentication for Veeam products will be available w/certificates or API keys or one time password (such as hardened repo).
We have set up our VBR environments with MFA and only personal administrator accounts for backup management (and company is happy for this) but for Veeam One integration it seems we must have a service user for Veeam One Agent that is a Local Admin.
MFA helps you with sysadmin (human person) credential compromise but if you are forced to use local admins and their password management attachers are kicked out from door but can re-enter through the windows.
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