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title | Changes to scopes from Abiquo 4.0 |
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| - Now administrators assign scopes to Abiquo users. In previous versions, administrators assigned scopes to Abiquo roles and the global scope was the default
- During the upgrade process to version 4.0, Abiquo assigns role scopes to users
- All enterprises must now have a default scope for creating users
- Administrators can now create optional hierarchies of scopes and share resources, such as templates and specs, with tenants at lower levels of their hierarchies
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Scope concepts
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Scope | A list of resources (enterprises and/or datacenters) for access control |
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User scope | The list of resources (datacenters and enterprises) that |
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- Works together with the user's privileges and allowed datacenters
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- allowed datacenters, even if
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- their scope
- Administrator can manage users of the enterprises that are in their scope
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Resource scope | The list of enterprises whose users can access the resource, assuming they have the other required permissions |
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- Administrator selects scopes to share the
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- Used for VM templates and VApp specs
- Administrator can select
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- scopes underneath their scope
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Scope hierarchy | For sharing resources to tenants that are |
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- cannot manage enterprises that are not in their scope but they can share VM templates and VApp specs with
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The following screenshot shows a scope with enterprises and a child scope
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Global scope | The default scope for the cloud administrator that |
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Unlimited scopes | - The following scopes are called unlimited scopes
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- The global scope
- Any scope with the Use all enterprises checkbox selected, which will include ALL current and future enterprises
- Any scope with the Use all datacenters checkbox selected, which will include ALL current and future datacenters
- An unlimited
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- scope cannot have a parent scope. It must be at the top of
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- An unlimited scope has new resources added automatically in its unlimited dimensions, so you will not need to modify it to include new elements.
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- Only a user with an unlimited scope can create an unlimited scope in the same dimensions as their scope.
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The following screenshot shows a scope with enterprises and a child scope
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Scope use cases
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