| Article Number | 000039402 |
| Applies To | Product Set: Archer
Product/Service Type: Archer (On-Premise)/ Archer (SaaS/Hosted)
Version/Condition: 6.x
Platform: Windows Server 2012 R2/ Windows Server 2016/ Windows Server 2019 |
| Issue | The purpose of this article is to explain how to add a username to manage access control in Archer without giving the username the "System Administrator" access.
Situations, where you may need to manage users/groups, include:
- Create/delete/edit local Archer usernames
- Resetting the password for local Archer usernames
- Add/delete/edit role
- Add/delete/editing local groups
- Add/remove Security group
- Add/delete/edit LDAP Configuration
- Run Access Control Reports (it includes a summary of the access control rights, report lists all failed login attempts…etc.)
- View Application Builder Reports.
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| Resolution | Archer comes with a role called "Access Control Administrator", and this is an out of box role can be used to manage access control. To accomplish this task
- Login to Archer user interface > Administration > Access Control > Users
- Then go to Username > Roles tab > click Lockup > under find type in "Access Control Administrator" > select the "Access Control Administrator" > ok
- Then click > Save.
- Verification. Login to Archer user interface and ensure that the username is only able to manage access control.
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on Oct 21, 2020
