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1. How to allow "User"s to change IP addresses (Patrick Landry)
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Date: Tue, 29 Jul 2014 08:34:47 -0500 (CDT)
From: Patrick Landry <[email protected]>
Subject: [Netdot-users] How to allow "User"s to change IP addresses
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We use Netdot mainly as an IPAM tool. We are quite pleased with it.
I have several of my technicians registered in Netdot with User Type of "User".
This allows them to add DNS records for new machines. Recently there was a need
to change the IP address for a host and I was unable to figure out a way to
allow a "User" to accomplish this.
When I am logged in as an "Admin" my normal workflow to change a host's IP
address is to find the host record, add the new IP address, and then remove the
old address. When I am logged in as an "Admin" and browse to a host record,
there is an '[add]' option in the Address part of the user interface. This
option does not appear when logged in as a "User". The user in question has
full access to several IP blocks and full access to the zone the host is in.
Is there any way to allow a "User" to change the IP address of an existing
host? I could make all of my technicians "Admin"s but I would like to give them
the minimal level of access which they require to get their jobs done.
Thanks.
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patrick
Patrick Landry
University of Louisiana at Lafayette
Director, University Computer Support Services
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