Example Scenarios

An organization contains two user roles named consultants and contractors, need access on ten resources

Consultants role need access on four resources where software A installed

Contractors role need access on four resources where software B installed.

Both roles need access on two shared resources where both software A and B are installed.

Create a Resource Pool (A) with four Resources where software A is installed.

Create a Resource Pool (B) with four Resources where software B is installed.

Create a Resource Pool (AB) with four Resources where both software A and B are installed.

Create a User Role – Consultants and include the required users

Create a User Role – Contractors and include the required users

Create an assignment between Resource Pool A and Consultants and define required permissions.

Create an assignment between Resource Pool B and Contractors and define required permissions.

Create an assignment between Resource Pool AB and Consultants and define required permissions.

Create an assignment between Resource Pool AB and Contractors and define required permissions.

A user role needs access to a set of Windows Agents over weekdays with Privilege elevation. Administrator wants to monitor the activity as well as controlling file access and blocking certain applications from execution.

The same user role needs access on those resources over weekends without elevation.

Steps to provide privileged access in this scenario:

Link the Agents to appropriate Credential Vaults, where all the required credentials are present.

Create a Resource Pool with all the required Windows Agents in it.

Create a User Role with all the required users.

Create an Assignment between the created Resource Pool and User Role.

Create a Credential Provider Permission with below options

Create another Credential Provider Permission with below options: