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View or Modify a Role

NOTE: You can view but not modify the standard User, Power User, and Administrator roles, so their Edit

Role commands are disabled.

1 Log in with a user ID that has Administrator privileges.

2Select User Profiles.

3 Under Roles, click the name of the role you wish to modify.

4 Click Edit Role.

5 Edit the name and/or change the permissions and/or users as appropriate (see Understanding Role-Based

Security), then click Save.

Delete a Role

NOTE: You cannot delete the standard User, Power User, or Administrator roles.

1 Log in with a user ID that has Administrator privileges.

2Select User Profiles.

3 Under Roles, click the name of the role you wish to delete.

4 Click Delete Role.

5 Click OK to confirm deletion.

6 If any users are assigned only this role and no other, you will be prompted to delete those users. If you are sure

that’s what you want to do, click OK to confirm. Otherwise, click Cancel.

Set or Change the DSAuditor Repository

The DSAuditor repository database contains the historical data used in reports (see Welcome to DSAuditor).

To set or change the repository connection properties:

1 Log in with a user ID that has Administrator privileges.

2 Click the Configure (wrench) icon in the upper-right corner of the DSAuditor Repository.

3 Adjust the connection parameters for the DSAuditor repository database as appropriate:

• Host Name: the network name of the server running the repository database (if IP Address is specified, this may

be left blank)

• Database Type: select the platform of the DBMS hosting the repository (for a DSAuditor Appliance or Virtual

Appliance using its built-in repository, select PostgreSQL)

• Database/SID: the database name or Oracle SID

• IP Address: the IP address of the server running the repository database (if Host Name is specified, this may be

left blank)

• Port: the listener port of the DBMS hosting the repository database