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What is a system owner authorized to see?

Question asked by Lena Nilsson on Feb 10, 2020
Latest reply on Feb 18, 2020 by Lena Nilsson

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I am logged in as a system owner for a system called ACSX (monitor).

In a review, we would like to say that a system owner sees more than they are authorized to.

As a system owner, you see all the Change requests made during a review and not just those that belong to the system or systems that you own. I have marked what we think the system owner should be allowed to see.

Is this how it should be?

It looks the same in both 7.0.2 and 7.1.

Diane Mccoy

Feb 12, 2020 8:55 AM

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Hi Lena,

I get the same behavior as you. I can't tell you what the correct behavior is supposed to be but this does not seem like correct behavior to me. For example, in 7.1.1:

I gave user1 business owner priv to App A. This user has no separate review privs or request privs.
In the user review definition, under monitors, I made asset owners approve their assets.
Ran the user review which had multiple applications.
As AveksaAdmin, created multiple CRs to revoke access in different applications including App A.
Logged in as user1. The only activity available to this user is their approval specifically of the App A revocation. This I expected.
This user cannot see any of the CRs under the request menu. This I also expect since he has no request privs. He cannot even see the one request he is allowed to approve. That is only showing as an activity.
And yet, under the review menu he sees ALL change activity associated with the review regardless of application and can click on any request name to see the request details. (what you describe).

Have you opened a support case on this? This behavior does not seem correct to me.

Thanks, Diane

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Clive Morrish

Feb 10, 2020 10:11 AM

Hi Lena,

I just want to ensure I understand the terminology correctly.

You mention you're logged in as a System Owner of an application (assume Business Owner), but from the screenshot it looks as though you're a logged in as a Review Owner/Monitor.

Please can you confirm?

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Lena Nilsson Feb 12, 2020 8:02 AM

Here I have logged in as a system owner for ACSX in 7.0.2

and in 7.1

and I can see at lot more than just the system that I own.

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Clive Morrish

@ Lena Nilsson on Feb 12, 2020 8:38 AM

For the user you're logged in as, please can you provide a screenshot of the access they are granted to the Aveksa Application.

As per below:

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Lena Nilsson @ Clive Morrish on Feb 12, 2020 9:11 AM

We use a coverage file to set permissions for a system owner. For this owner it looks like this:

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Diane Mccoy

Feb 12, 2020 8:55 AM

Hi Lena,

I get the same behavior as you. I can't tell you what the correct behavior is supposed to be but this does not seem like correct behavior to me. For example, in 7.1.1:

I gave user1 business owner priv to App A. This user has no separate review privs or request privs.
In the user review definition, under monitors, I made asset owners approve their assets.
Ran the user review which had multiple applications.
As AveksaAdmin, created multiple CRs to revoke access in different applications including App A.
Logged in as user1. The only activity available to this user is their approval specifically of the App A revocation. This I expected.
This user cannot see any of the CRs under the request menu. This I also expect since he has no request privs. He cannot even see the one request he is allowed to approve. That is only showing as an activity.
And yet, under the review menu he sees ALL change activity associated with the review regardless of application and can click on any request name to see the request details. (what you describe).

Have you opened a support case on this? This behavior does not seem correct to me.

Thanks, Diane

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Lena Nilsson Feb 18, 2020 7:08 AM

What do you suggest me to do in this case? Shall I open a support case?

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Clive Morrish Feb 10, 2020 10:11 AM
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Hi Lena,

I just want to ensure I understand the terminology correctly.

You mention you're logged in as a System Owner of an application (assume Business Owner), but from the screenshot it looks as though you're a logged in as a Review Owner/Monitor.

Please can you confirm?
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Lena Nilsson Feb 12, 2020 8:02 AM
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Here I have logged in as a system owner for ACSX in 7.0.2

and in 7.1
and I can see at lot more than just the system that I own.
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- Clive Morrish @ Lena Nilsson on Feb 12, 2020 8:38 AM
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  For the user you're logged in as, please can you provide a screenshot of the access they are granted to the Aveksa Application.
  
  As per below:
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  - Lena Nilsson @ Clive Morrish on Feb 12, 2020 9:11 AM
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    We use a coverage file to set permissions for a system owner. For this owner it looks like this:
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Diane Mccoy Feb 12, 2020 8:55 AM
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Hi Lena,

I get the same behavior as you. I can't tell you what the correct behavior is supposed to be but this does not seem like correct behavior to me. For example, in 7.1.1:
- I gave user1 business owner priv to App A. This user has no separate review privs or request privs.
- In the user review definition, under monitors, I made asset owners approve their assets.
- Ran the user review which had multiple applications.
- As AveksaAdmin, created multiple CRs to revoke access in different applications including App A.
  Logged in as user1. The only activity available to this user is their approval specifically of the App A revocation. This I expected.
- This user cannot see any of the CRs under the request menu. This I also expect since he has no request privs. He cannot even see the one request he is allowed to approve. That is only showing as an activity.
- And yet, under the review menu he sees ALL change activity associated with the review regardless of application and can click on any request name to see the request details. (what you describe).
Have you opened a support case on this? This behavior does not seem correct to me.

Thanks, Diane
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Lena Nilsson Feb 18, 2020 7:08 AM
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What do you suggest me to do in this case? Shall I open a support case?
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