Role-Based Access Control
Permissions in VMM are based on user roles, which can be scoped to increase or limit the objects that a user role can access, as shown in Figure 12.2.
Figure 12.2 Creating a user role.
User roles are similar to security groups in Active Directory. They are made up of domain accounts or groups and have a particular set of permissions granted to them. There are three basic user role types in VMM:
• VMM Administrator—This user role has complete, unlimited access to VMM and the objects in the VMM library. Members of this role can be Active Directory users or groups. VMM Administrators can add or remove members to this role, ...
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