To give access to any user to schedule downtime.

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kalyanpabolu
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To give access to any user to schedule downtime.

Post by kalyanpabolu »

Hi,

How can we provide access (other than admin access) to any user to schedule the downtime for any device/server??
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Re: To give access to any user to schedule downtime.

Post by benjaminsmith »

Hi @kalyanpabolu,

The permissions in XI are based on contact associations, so they would only be able to schedule downtime on those objects they are a contact on.

For user accounts, you can widen the scope in the user's athorization ( enable Can see all hosts and services ), go to Admin > Users > Manage Users > Security Settings.

Let me know if that works for you.

Regards,
Benjamin
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kalyanpabolu
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Re: To give access to any user to schedule downtime.

Post by kalyanpabolu »

Hi Benjamin,

I have enabled "Can see all hosts and services" for the user, but user is not able to schedule the downtime for the hosts and services. PFA the screenshot, user is not getting any option to schedule the downtime.
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benjaminsmith
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Re: To give access to any user to schedule downtime.

Post by benjaminsmith »

Hi,

The only way I can replicate that on my system is if I enable "Read-only access", there should be a blue 'Schedule Downtime" button, Make sure read-only is not enabled.
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Can you send over a screenshot of the user security settings, the name of the user, and a system profile? Thanks, Benjamin

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kalyanpabolu
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Re: To give access to any user to schedule downtime.

Post by kalyanpabolu »

Hi Benjamin,

It's working after disabling the Read-Only Access. Thank you for your support.
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Re: To give access to any user to schedule downtime.

Post by benjaminsmith »

HI,

Excellent! Glad that took care of it.

We'll go ahead and close this out.

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