Clone Access Level Definitions
- Phillip Hanegan
Cloning an Access Level Definition allows you to use the operations and native system rights associated with the cloned Access Level as a starting point for building a new Access Level Definition. When you clone an Access Level Definition, you create an exact copy of that Access Level Definition, with all the operations and rights of that definition being passed to the clone. Once you have created the clone, you can tailor it to meet your specific needs by adding or removing operations and rights as needed.
Clone an Access Level Definition
On the navbar, expand Admin > RBAC Definitions and click RBAC Access Levels.
From the Search tab of the Access Level page, click the Resource Type drop-down and select a specific resource type, such as Exchange Mailbox. Doing so filters the Access Levels that appear in the grid by the selected resource type.
Locate the Access Level that you want to clone and click the Display Name link for it in the grid. This directs you the View page for the Access Level Definition. View pages allow you to view and manage the resources to which they pertain.
On the View page, click the Clone button.
Click Yes to confirm you want to clone the Access Level Definition.