In this example, we have the following data in CA SOI:
Services: Sales, Finance, Operations
Note: Because service privileges also dictate the services that appear in a particular alert queue, this example also includes the service access settings.
Alert Queues: Database Alerts, Critical Alerts
Note: For this example, the alert queue names indicate the type of alerts that each alert queue is configured to show. For example, if the Sales service has a critical alert, the Sales service appears in the Critical Alert queue (assuming the User Group has access privileges for the Sales service.)
User Groups: Group1, Group2, Group3, Admin
The following table shows the User Groups and their access to available services and alert queues:
|
User Group |
Service Access |
Alert Queue Access |
|---|---|---|
|
Group1 |
Sales, Operations |
Database Alerts |
|
Group2 |
Finance, Operations |
Critical Alerts |
|
Group3 |
Operations |
Database Alerts, Critical Alerts |
|
Admin |
All Services |
All Alert Queues |
The following table shows the User Groups and what they see in CA SOI based on their service and alert queue access:
|
User Group |
Sees on the Services Tab |
Sees on the Alert Queues Tab |
|---|---|---|
|
Group1 |
Sales, Operations |
Database Alerts queue with database alerts impacting to Sales and Operations services and all unmanaged database alerts. |
|
Group2 |
Finance, Operations |
Critical Alerts queue with critical alerts related to the Finance and Operations services and all unmanaged critical alerts only. |
|
Group3 |
Operations |
Database Alerts and Critical Alerts queues with critical alerts related to the Operations service and unmanaged critical database alerts only. |
|
Admin |
All Services |
All alert queues with all managed and unmanaged alerts. |
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