6.4.2 Procedure for changing the definitions of access permission groups

This subsection explains the procedure for changing the definitions of access permission groups in the Access Permissions window. When you change the definitions of access permission groups, note the following:

• If you delete a user defined as a Content Manager or change such a user to a Content Editor or a user, problems might occur in tasks because Operational Contents can no longer be renamed or groups can no longer be changed.

• If you rename an access permission group, the Content Manager might no longer be able to determine that the access permission group before the change is the same as the access permission group after the change. If you have changed the name, we recommend that you notify the Content Manager.

1. In the web browser, specify the following URL to display the login window:

   http://host-name:port-number/ucnpBase/portal/screen/TitlePortlet/portlet/ucnp/pane/-44Ob44O844Og55S76Z2i/layout_id/default/tab_id/-44Ob44O844Og55S76Z2i?start_editor=true&open_editor=true

   • host-name

     This is the host name or IP address of the J2EE server machine for Navigation Platform.

   • port-number

     This is the port number of the web server for Navigation Platform. It is the value of the ucnp.setup.server.cosminexus.hws.http.port property in the user setup property file (ucnp_setup_user.properties).

2. Enter your user ID and password, and then click the Login button.

   Enter a user ID with Navigation Platform's system administrator permissions (the default is user1) and the password. The Operational Content Editing Window is displayed.

3. Select the Access Permissions menu located at the top (header area) of the Operational Content Editing Window.

   The Access Permissions window is displayed.

   

4. In the Access Permission Groups area, click the name of the access permission group whose definition is to be changed.

   The definition of the access permission group is displayed in the Edit Access Permission Groups window.

   

5. Change the access permission group name, role of user or group, target, or ID.

   • When changing the access permission group name

     Change the contents of the Access permission group name text box.

   • When changing or deleting the role of user or group, target, or ID

     If you want to change an existing user or group, first delete that user or group, and then add a new user or group.

     First, in Users and Groups, click the Delete button for the user or group that you want to change. Next, in Add User or Group, set a new role, target, and ID, and then click the Add button.

6. Click the OK button.

   The change to the definition of the access permission group is saved.

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