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== Introduction == | == Introduction == | ||
== Solution resources and structure == | == Solution resources and structure == | ||
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=== Rules for group access === | === Rules for group access === | ||
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Based on a few notes written so far about the group hierarchy: | Based on a few notes written so far about the group hierarchy: | ||
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*Individual users are added directly to the group granting access to the module. | *Individual users are added directly to the group granting access to the module. | ||
*There is no group hierarchy among the groups granting access to modules, a user must therefore be added to the modules access group in order to get access. | *There is no group hierarchy among the groups granting access to modules, a user must therefore be added to the modules access group in order to get access. | ||
== Modules == | == Modules == | ||
Revision as of 06:59, 17 November 2009
Introduction
Solution resources and structure
Resource access
Rules for group access
Based on a few notes written so far about the group hierarchy:
- We have one group per module such as:
- CEM Konjunktur
- CEM Bank
- When several users from the same company are granted access to a module, then a group is created for that company and it is build into the group granting access to the module.
- Individual users are added directly to the group granting access to the module.
- There is no group hierarchy among the groups granting access to modules, a user must therefore be added to the modules access group in order to get access.