Assign RBAC roles during UNIX installations
RBAC bootstrapping lets you assign role-based access control (RBAC) permissions to a user or a user group during NetBackup installation or upgrade on UNIX platforms. The UNIX installer uses the bpnbaz -AddRBACPrincipal CLI to grant both security administrator and backup administrator permissions to the user or the user group that you specify in the /tmp/NBInstallAnswer.conf file.
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RBAC bootstrapping provides access to all objects for the specified user or user group, even if previously the user or the user group had restricted access to certain objects. For example, the existing user Tester1 was assigned the backup administrator role with access to only some object groups. If Tester 1 is specified for RBAC bootstrapping, Tester1 is assigned both the backup administrator and the security administrator roles with access to all objects.
After installation or upgrade, you can run the bpnbaz -AddRBACPrincipal CLI standalone on both Windows and UNIX platforms to assign RBAC permissions. The CLI is available only on the master server.
For more information, refer to the following guides:
NetBackup Installation Guide
NetBackup Upgrade Guide
NetBackup Commands Reference Guide
NetBackup Web UI Security Administrator's Guide