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Granting Server Privilege

Overview

You can grant Server Privilege to servers with access permissions through Permission or Role to temporarily allow the use of specific commands. When granting Server Privilege again to a target that already has Server Privilege, the existing Server Privilege is revoked and newly granted again.

Granting Server Privilege

Administrator > Servers > Server Access Control > Access Control > User/Group > Servers > Server Details

Administrator > Servers > Server Access Control > Access Control > User/Group > Servers > Server Details

  1. Navigate to Administrator > Servers > Server Access Control > Access Control menu.
  2. Select the user or user group to whom you want to grant special command exception permissions.
  3. Select the target server/account from the Servers tab list to enter the drawer detail page.
  4. Click the Configure button under Server Privilege at the bottom of the detail page.
  5. When the modal appears, configure the following and click the Grant button to complete the exception handling.
    1. Commands : Enter the commands that need to be allowed.
      1. Keyword : Enter as keywords (ls, cat, etc.)
      2. RegEx : Enter as regular expressions (^sudo\b[^&|;\n]*$, etc.)
    2. Privilege Start Trigger : You can select the start trigger for Privilege Duration when Server Privilege is applied.
      1. Access to Server : After Server Privilege is applied, the time is counted from when the applied user starts accessing the server.
      2. Grant : The Server Privilege usage time is counted from the moment Server Privilege is applied.
    3. Privilege Duration : Set the Server Privilege application time. You can enter the time in minutes. The start time varies depending on the Privilege Start Trigger.
    4. Privilege Expiration Date : Specify the expiration date for the special exception handling for the above commands.
  6. The modal items vary depending on the server’s OS and Require Privilege option status.
    1. When the server’s OS is Linux and the Require Privilege option is enabled
    2. When the server’s OS is Linux and the Require Privilege option is disabled
    3. When the server’s OS is not Linux and the Require Privilege option is enabled
    4. When the server’s OS is not Linux and the Require Privilege option is disabled

Q. Is there a place where I can check the history of granted or revoked permissions?

A. When the target server for setting Server Privilege is granted through Permission,
it is recorded in Audit menu > Servers > Access Control Logs.

When the target server for setting Server Privilege is granted through Role,
it is recorded in Audit menu > Servers > Server Role History.

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