Edit a custom role

You can edit or remove a custom role when you want to change or remove permissions for users with that role. Default roles cannot be edited or removed. The only action you can perform on default roles is to add or remove users from a role. Permissions for specific assets, policies, protection plans, or credentials directly from the applicable node in the web UI.

For example:

To edit permissions for all VMware assets, go to Workloads > VMwareand then select VMware settings > Manage permissions.
To edit permissions for a VM, select a VM and select Manage permissions.
To manage policy permissions, go to Protection > Policies. Then at the top right, select Manage permissions.
To manage permissions for a specific policy, select a policy and then select Manage permissions.

Note:

When you change permissions for a custom role, the changes affect all users that are assigned to that role.

To edit a custom role

On the left, click Security > RBAC.
On the Roles tab, locate and click on the custom role that you want to edit.
To edit the role description, click Edit name and description.

Edit the permissions for the role. You can edit the following details for a role:

Global permissions for the role		On the Global permissions tab, click Edit.
Assets permissions for the role		On the Assets permissions tab, click Edit.
Users for the role		Click the Users tab.
Access definitions for the role		Click the Access definitions tab. Caution: Use caution when removing access definitions. This action may remove critical access to NetBackup for the role's users. You can only remove access definitions from a custom role.

See Role permissions.

See Notes for using NetBackup RBAC.

To add or remove users for the role, click the Users tab.
See Add a user to a role (non-SAML).
See Remove a user from a role.
Users that are assigned to the role must refresh their browser to reflect updated role permissions in the web UI.

Edit a custom role

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