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You must create individual users in the Java EE engine to apply restrictions for the activities that users can perform using the ACC.

Different roles and actions can be defined for ACC. ACC is enabled to provide different rights for users so that they can react to observations, operations (start/stop/relocate), configurations, server enabling, scheduling, customizing links, and archiving depending on the different roles.

For more information on how to create new roles, assign roles to groups, and perform user and role maintenance using SAP NetWeaver, refer Managing Users, Groups, and Roles

Procedure

  1. Log on to SAP NetWeaver User Management to perform user configurations such as creating roles.

    More information: User Administration Console

  2. More information: Managing Users, Groups, and Roles

    1. Create the following groups for the defined actions in ACC:

      1. ACC_ADMIN

      2. ACC_READONLY

      3. ACC_SUPERADMIN

      Assign the roles to groups created. For example, assign SAP_ACC_ADMIN role to the ACC_ADMIN group.

      The following table displays the mapping relationship between roles and groups:

      Group

      Roles

      ACC_ADMIN

      SAP_ACC_ADMIN

      ACC_READONLY

      SAP_ACC_READONLY

      ACC_SUPERADMIN

      SAP_ACC_SUPERADMIN

      More information: Assigning Principals to Roles or Groups

      1. Assign individual users to the various ACC groups created. For example, assign the user Administrator to the ACC_Admin group.

      2. Map NWA Roles to ACC Actions.

        All ACC-Actions are assigned to the Administrator role. The Observing action is assigned to the SAP_JAVA_NWADMIN_CENTRAL_READONLY role.

        More Information

        Defining ACC Actions

        Administration of Users, Groups, and Roles

You can create your own roles by mapping relationship between roles and actions, for various activities in ACC. The following table displays an example of the mapping relationship between roles and actions:

Role Name

Service / Application

Action Name

ACC_Observing

tc~lm~aci~engine~app

tc~lm~webadmin~permissions

Observing

NWA_Read_Only

ACC_Operation

tc~lm~aci~engine~app

Operation

OperationExceptionHandling

ACC_Configuration

tc~lm~aci~engine~app

Configuration

ServerEnable

ServiceEnable

Schedule

CustomizeLink

ACC_Archiving

tc~lm~aci~engine~app

Archiving