2-2 Oracle Fusion Middleware Administrators Guide for Oracle IRM Server
Although Oracle IRM Server supports groups both users and groups can be given rights, groups cannot be given administrative roles.
2.2 Creating Domain Administrators, Domain Managers, and Inspectors
Use the following procedure to create a domain administrator, a domain manager, or an inspector.
1.
Click the Domain tab to reveal the Domain page.
2.
Click the Administrators tab.
3. Click the New Administrator icon to open the New Administrator dialog.
4.
In the Administrator Type box, select the type of administrator to create.
5. In the Search box, enter part of the name of a known user, then click the Search
button. Alternately, to generate a list of available users, leave the box blank and click the Search button.
The available users are shown in the Available Users box. Selecting an item in the Available Users box will reveal its details in the Details area.
6.
Move the user that is to be assigned as an administrator to the Selected box.
7.
To assign the user to be an administrator of the type shown in the Administrator Type box, click OK.
2.3 Creating Context Managers
The domain administrator or domain manager who creates a context is automatically assigned as a manager for that context.
Other users can be assigned as context managers for a context, either in addition to or instead of the automatically assigned manager. Once a context has a deliberately
assigned context manager, it is usual for that manager to remove the automatically assigned managers from the context.
Assigning and unassigning users as context managers is done using the Managers tab of the Contexts page see
Section 5.7, Adding a Context Manager .
Note: There is no correspondence between Oracle IRM domains and
WebLogic server domains.
Notes: Only domain administrators can perform this procedure.
This procedure requires access to the external directory of users that was referenced during installation of Oracle IRM Server. See
Section 1.2, Access to User Details .
The first user to log in to the Control Console see Section 1.3.2,
Oracle Enterprise Manager Fusion Middleware Control Console is
made a domain administrator.
Note: If you want a user to be more than one administrator type,
repeat the above procedure, selecting a different administrator type in step 4.
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Working with Roles 3-1
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Working with Roles
This section covers the following topics:
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About Roles
