The RBAC User List allows you to manage system permissions on a user-by-user basis. Each user can have 3 types of permissions: ZAPI permissions (API), Web GUI permissions and SSH Permissions.
If a user has ZAPI permissions (API) and has defined a ZAPI key (API KEY), they can access the Load Balancer as a member of a Group through the API. Similarly, if a user has Web GUI or SSH Permissions or access to both, they can access the Load Balancer using their username and password.
The image below shows a list of users with their properties.
This is a brief description of each property:
Name: The username which is also used to log in to the Web GUI.
Group: The group that the user belongs to. A user can only belong to one group.
Service: Whether the user will authenticate to the system locally or through a Lightweight Access Protocol (LDAP) server.
GUI Permissions: Whether the user has permission to log in to the Web GUI.
checked: The user is granted access to the SKUDONET Web GUI.
ZAPI Permissions: Whether the user has permission to access the Load Balancer through the SKUDONET API.
- checked: The user is granted access to the SKUDONET API.
SSH Permissions: Whether the user has permission to access the Load Balancer through the SKUDONET SSH Server.
- checked: The user is granted access to the SKUDONET SSH Server.
Farms: The already created farms by this user.
Max. Farms: The maximum number of farms that can be created by this user. Empty value = Unlimited farm creation. 0 = The user is not able to create any farm.
Actions: Actions that can be performed on the user list:
- Create User: Opens the form to create a new user.
- Edit: Opens the form for editing a user’s configuration.
- Delete: Removes a user from the system.
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