5-65
User
Guide

for

the

Cisco

Application

Networking

Manager

5.2
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Chapter
5






Importing

and

Managing

Devices
Configuring
ACE

Module

and

Appliance

Role-Based

Access

Controls
Modifying
Device

Domains
You
can

change

the

settings

in

a

domain.
Note
This
configuration
is
applicable

only

on
the
device
or

building

block

and

will

not

be
enforced
by

ANM.
To
manipulate

ANM

RBAC,

go

t

o

Admin

>

Rol

e-Based

Access

Control.
Procedure
Step
1
Choose
the

item

to

configure:

•
To
configure

a

virtual

context,

choose
Config
>

Devices

>

context

>

Device

RBAC

>

Domains.

•
To
configure
a

configuration

building

bl

ock,

choose
Config
>
Global
>
Building

Blocks
>
building_block
>

Role-Based

Access

Control

>

Domains.
Step
2
Choose
the

domain

that

you

want
to
edit.
Step
3
Click
Edit.
The
Ed

it

Domain

wi

ndow

appears.
Step
4
Edit
the
object

fields

(see
Ta
b

l

e
5-22
).
Step
5
Click
Deploy
Now

to

deploy
this

configuration

on

t

he
ACE
and

save

your

entries

t

o

the
running-configuration
and

startup-configuration

files.
Related
Topics

•
Configuring
Device

RBAC

Domains,

page
5-61

•
Configuring
ACE

Module

and

Appliance

Role-Based

Access

Controls,

page
5-53
Deleting
Device

Domains
You
can

delete

a

network

domain

fr

om

ANM,

and

all

the

devices

and

subdomains

that

i

t

contains.
Note
This
configuration
is
applicable

only

on
the
device
or

building

block

and

will

not

be
enforced
by

ANM.
To
manipulate

ANM

RBAC,

go

t

o

Admin

>

Rol

e-Based

Access

Control.
Procedure
Step
1
Choose
the

item

to

configure:

•
To
configure

a

virtual

context,

choose
Config
>

Devices

>

context

>

Device

RBAC

>

Domains.

•
To
configure
a

configuration

building

bl

ock,

choose
Config
>
Global
>
Building

Blocks
>
building_block
>

Role-Based

Access

Control

>

Domains.
The
Domains

table

appears.
Step
2
In
the

Domains

table,

choose

the

domain

that

you

want
to
delete.
Step
3
Click
Delete.
A
prompt

asks

you

to

confirm

this

action.