The following table shows various non-administrator user group permission access to customers and its subcustomers and what the user group sees.
The Example column uses the following customers and subcustomers:
Customers: Region1 and Region 2.
Subcustomers:
Region1: HR1
Region2: HR2
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User Group Customer Permission |
User Group Subcustomer Permission |
Example |
User Group Sees* |
Notes |
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Not set |
Not set |
Access permissions are not set for customers Region1, Region2 and are not set for subcustomers HR1, HR2 |
No customers or subcustomers |
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Allowed |
Not set |
Access permissions are set to Allowed for customer Region1 but not set for subcustomer HR1 |
Customer Region1 and subcustomer HR1 |
If customer access is set to Allowed, then all subcustomer access is automatically set to Allowed. |
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Allowed |
Not Allowed |
Access permissions are set to Allowed for customer Region1 but set to Not Allowed for HR1 |
Customer Region1 |
CA SOI does not support this situation. The user group sees customer Region1 and HR1. |
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Not Allowed |
Allowed |
Access permissions are set to Not Allowed for customer Region1 but set to Allowed for HR1 |
Subcustomer HR1 as top-level customer |
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* This column indicates what the user group expects to see. Unsupported situations are noted in the comments column and what the user group actually sees in CA SOI.
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