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  2. NetBackup™ Web UI Administrator's Guide
  3. Section IX. Managing security
  4. Using the role elevation feature
  5. Role elevation workflow
NetBackup™ Web UI Administrator's Guide

Role elevation workflow

Here is the workflow for role elevation in NetBackup:

Table:

Step

Description

Step 1

Administrator identifies NetBackup operations that may require temporary elevated privileges.

Typical examples include configuration updates, device or media operations, and critical security tasks.

Step 2

Administrator assigns a user to a base role using RBAC UI.

Step 3

Administrator configures role elevation mappings to specify the roles to which the base role can be elevated during role elevation of the user.

See Define role elevation mappings.

Step 4

User requests role elevation for a certain operation and multiperson authorization (MPA) ticket is created.

Step 5

MPA approver reviews and approves the ticket.

Step 6

User signs in again and performs the required operation with the elevated role.

Step 7

After the operation is performed with an elevated role, user de-elevates the role or after the specified duration, NetBackup automatically de-elevates the role and all the elevated log-in sessions

See De-elevate roles.

User signs in again to go back to the base role.

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