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- Unspecified (that is, the user is authenticated, but not assigned a role via CTP): Users can view and monitor assets, but not provision, create, modify, delete, or deploy them. This is read-only access.
- Provision: Users can view and monitor assets as well as provision assets (for example, change proxy configurations, performance profiles, and data groups).
- System: Users can view, monitor, provision, create, modify, delete, and deploy assets.
- Admin: Users can view, monitor, provision, create, modify, delete, and deploy assets. This is full access. Note that both of these roles grant the same permissions on Virtualize Desktop; on CTP, the Admin role provides additional permissions (for example, creating and configuring user accounts)., plus create/configure user accounts and modify settings in the server’s configuration panel (Monitoring, Server Configuration, Connections, and so on). This is full access.
For a more detailed breakdown of the actions allowed for each role, see Understanding Role-Based Permissions.
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The following table is designed to help you understand which capabilities are associated with the available roles:
| Capability | Full Access |
|---|
Admin) | System-level Access | Provision-Only Access | Read-Only Access | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| View assets (virtual assets, proxies, files) | X | X | X | X |
| Start/stop monitoring | X | X | X | X |
| Enable/disable assets | X | X | X | |
| Configure JDBC Controller settings | X | X | X | |
| Change Parasoft JDBC Driver modes | X | X | X | |
| Start/stop recording | X | X | X | |
| Change active data groups | X | X | X | |
| Change active performance profiles | X | X | X | |
| Modify settings in the server’s configuration panel (Monitoring, Server Configuration, Connections, |
| and so on) | X | |||
| Refresh a server | X | X | ||
| Add assets | X | X | ||
| Delete assets | X | X | ||
| Re-deploy all assets | X | X |