Oh man…..duh!......I must have looked at that a zillion times and it never
registered. That was it….
Thank you…..
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Subject: Re: Permissions question...
Hi Richard
Might be too obvious - but do you have a fixed license on production?
Barb Wagner
IBM Global Services
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This is probably something obvious, but I’m just not seeing it…
I have a dev server with a set of permissions for my profile. When I log in to
the user tool I can see the
aradmin entry and select from it. When I use the exact same permissions on the
Production server the
aradmin choice is now not visible in the selections on the left pane of the
user tool. What might cause
this? These are the permissions for the profile… Thanks!
Task User Task Process Config Task Manager Task Application Config 482 Problem
Config Incident Config
1000000007 Incident Master Problem Master Config Categorization User Security
Notification Admin Licensing
DSL Master Contact People HR Admin Contact Organization Admin Contact Location
Admin Config Group
Mapping Admin Config Categorization Admin ASE-Administrator Task Administrator
Summary Definition
Config Requester Console Master Requester Console Config Asset Viewer Command
Event Master Approval
Admin General Access Administrator Unrestricted Access
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