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6 Check the appropriate check boxes to set the level of permissions for this user and click OK.
To allow a user to view the elements, inspect the schema and scripting, run and edit the elements, and
change the permissions, you must check all check boxes.
7 Click Save and Close to exit the package editor.
You created a package and set the appropriate user permissions.
Export a Package
You can export a package and reuse its content on another Orchestrator server. The system adds the certificates
for all of the elements that the exported package contains. When the package is imported into another server,
these certificates are also imported.
Prerequisites
You must have created a package and added to it the necessary elements.
Procedure
1 In the Orchestrator client, click the Packages view.
2 Right-click the package to export and select Export package.
3 Browse to select a location in which to save the package and click Open.
4 (Optional) Click Add target certificate to sign the package.
a In the list of certificates, select the certificate to use for the exported package.
b Click Select.
5 (Optional) To impose restrictions on the exported package, deselect any of the following options.
Option Description
View content
When selected, the importer of the package is allowed to view the JavaScript
of the elements contained in the package.
Re-Packageable
When selected, the importer of the package is allowed to redistribute the
elements contained in the package.
Edit element
When selected, the importer of the package is allowed to modify the elements
contained in the package.
6 (Optional) Deselect the Export version history check box if you do not want to export the version history
of the package.
7 Click Save.
You exported the package.
What to do next
You can use all of the workflows, actions, policies, and Web views from the exported package on the new
Orchestrator server.
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