Secure users
What are secure users?
In EPM Cloud for Linux, a secure user is a name with an associated credential, used to sign into one or more endpoints.
What is the $submituser$ account?
The $submituser$ is a special user account created to accommodate scenarios where you want to run PB shell programs that initialize using submituser.
Assigning $submituser$ as the run user for a role ensures the requested command runs as the submit user without specifying the request user (pbrun -u).
Add a new secure user
- Click > Endpoint Privilege Management for Linux > Policy.
The Role Based Policy page displays. - Click the Who tile.
The Users page displays with a list of users. - Click Add User/Group > Secure User.
The Secure User panel slides out on the right. - Click the Enable user toggle.
- Enter a user name and description.
- Click Save Changes.
A confirmation message displays and the user is added to the list.
Edit a user name and description
- Click > Endpoint Privilege Management for Linux > Policy.
The Role Based Policy page displays. - Click the Who tile.
The Users page displays with a list of users and groups. - Locate the user you want to modify in the list.
- Click the user name you want to modify.
The Secure User panel slides out on the right. - Edit the user name and/or description.
- Click Save Changes.
A confirmation message displays and the user is updated.
Edit a user's details
You can update user account information such as the name, description, and email address.
- Click > Endpoint Privilege Management for Linux > Console Access.
The Console Access page displays. - Locate the user you want to update.
- Click the user's Edit icon.
The User Details page displays. - Edit the first name, last name, description, and/or email address.
- Click Save User.
The updates save to the user's account.
Assign a role to a secure user
- Click > Endpoint Privilege Management for Linux > Console Access.
The Console Access page displays. - Locate the user to whom you want to assign a role.
- Click the user's Edit icon.
The User Details page displays. - In the left menu, click Roles.
- Select the role(s) you want to assign.
The selected role(s) automatically assign(s) to the user, and a success message displays.
Assign multiple secure users to a role
- Click > Endpoint Privilege Management for Linux > Roles.
The Roles by user page displays. - In the left Roles panel, click the role to which you want to add multiple users.
The role page displays a list of all users, regardless of role assigned. - Click Users without this role.
The list refines and displays only those users without the role assigned. - Select all users to whom you want to assign the role.
- Click Add selected users.
Users are assigned to the role immediately, and a confirmation message displays.
Remove a role assignment from a secure user
- Click > Endpoint Privilege Management for Linux > Console Access.
The Console Access page displays. - Locate the user to whom you want to remove a role assignment.
- Click the user's Edit icon.
The User Details page displays. - In the left menu, click Roles.
- Deselect the role(s) you want removed from the user.
The selected role(s) automatically unassign from the user, and a success message displays.
Unassign multiple secure users from a role
- Click > Endpoint Privilege Management for Linux > Roles.
The Roles by user page displays. - In the left Roles panel, click the role to which you want to remove multiple users.
The role page displays a list of all users, regardless of role assigned. - Click Users with this role.
The list refines and displays only those users with the role assigned. - Select all users to whom you want to unassign from the role.
- Click Remove selected users.
Users are unassigned from the role immediately, and a confirmation message displays.
View all secure users assigned to a role
- Click > Endpoint Privilege Management for Linux > Roles.
The Roles by user page displays. - In the left Roles panel, click the role you want to view.
The role page displays a list of all users, regardless of role assigned. - Click Users with this role.
The list refines and displays only those users with the role assigned.
View all secure users not assigned to a role
- Click > Endpoint Privilege Management for Linux > Roles.
The Roles by user page displays. - In the left Roles panel, click the role you want to view.
The role page displays a list of all users, regardless of role assigned. - Click Users without this role.
The list refines and displays only those users without the role assigned.
Add a secure user to a group
- Click > Endpoint Privilege Management for Linux > Policy.
The Role Based Policy page displays. - Click the Who tile.
The Users page displays with a list of users and groups. - Locate the group you want to modify in the list.
- Click the group name.
The Secure Group panel slides out on the right. - At the bottom of the list, in the blank Username field, enter the user name of the user you want to add to the group.
- Click Save Changes.
A confirmation message displays and the group updates with the user added.
Remove a secure user from a group
- Click > Endpoint Privilege Management for Linux > Policy.
The Role Based Policy page displays. - Click the Who tile.
The Users page displays with a list of users and groups. - Locate the group you want to modify in the list.
- Click the group name.
The Secure Group panel slides out on the right. - Locate the user name in the list.
- Click the Delete icon next to the Username field.
- Repeat for any additional users you want to remove from the group.
- Click Save Changes.
A confirmation message displays and the group updates with the users removed.
Delete a secure user
WARNING
Deleting a user is an unrecoverable operation.
- Click > Endpoint Privilege Management for Linux > Policy.
The Role Based Policy page displays. - Click the Who tile.
The Users page displays with a list of users. - Locate the user you want to delete.
- Click the user name.
The Secure user panel slides out on the right. - Click Delete User.
A confirmation message displays. - Click OK.
The user is deleted and the list updates.
Updated 14 days ago