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Self service portal integrated with vSphere
I have configured SSO in vSphere and added a domain user in Enterprise Manager. Will the user be able to manage all backup jobs, or only the jobs created by the user itself in the Self Service Portal?
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Re: Self service portal integrated with vSphere
Hi Stig,
If you're talking about tenants, then the self-service portal allows managing objects that only belong to a user. This can be configured via delegation settings.
Let me know if that answers your question!
If you're talking about tenants, then the self-service portal allows managing objects that only belong to a user. This can be configured via delegation settings.
Let me know if that answers your question!
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Re: Self service portal integrated with vSphere
So there is no way that a tenant can manage already existing backup jobs in the Self Service Portal?
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Re: Self service portal integrated with vSphere
Yes, that's correct. Only jobs they create themselves will be visible.
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Re: Self service portal integrated with vSphere
Last question: can the tenant be represented by a group?
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Re: Self service portal integrated with vSphere
Yes, you can either add individual users or a group > Adding Tenant Account
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