Understand People Roles and Permissions

When you add a person to the Conductor, the person's role, and whether the person is a manager or member of an overlay, controls whether they have access to create, edit, or view overlay networks and their Airwall Edge Services and devices.

The Conductor supports the following people roles, with the following default permissions. You can also fine-tune permissions for System and Network Administrators. See Customize Permissions for System and Network Administrators:

System Administrator - Designed for administrators who may need to perform all Conductor functions. By default, a system administrator can edit all Airwall Edge Services in the system and is a de facto editor of all Airwall Edge Services and overlay networks. Depending on granular user permissions, a system administrator can modify other users' permissions, edit system-level configuration (such as SMTP, Conductor HA pairing, remote syslog), create cloud Airwall Gateways, and upgrade the Conductor firmware.
Network Administrator - Designed for administrators who need to manage and potentially modify existing overlay networks, Airwall Gateways and devices. Depending on granular user permissions, a network administrator can view and edit unassigned (not part of an overlay network) Airwall Edge Services, revoke and delete Airwall Edge Services, and provision and manage Airwall Edge Services. A network administrator cannot create new users or overlay networks or edit system configuration.
Read-only System Administrator - Designed for administrators who need to monitor overlay networks, Airwall Gateways, and device information, but who do not have a need to modify configurations. A read-only system administrator can view all Airwall Edge Services in the system and is a de facto viewer of all overlay networks. A read-only system administrator can also run reports and perform diagnostic functions on the Conductor and Airwall Edge Services.
Remote Access User - This role is for people who need access to an Airwall secure network through an Airwall Agent. This user can only modify their account email and password. Remote access users can also view the remote access portal where they can see any activation codes assigned to them, a list of remote devices they have access to, and a list of the Airwall Edge Services assigned to them.

This table shows the default permissions. To customize these permissions, see Customize Permissions for System and Network Administrators


Task	System Administrator	Network Administrator	Read-only System Administrator	Remote Access User
Manage users	Create Modify Delete	Modify own email and password	View all users. Modify own email and password	Modify own email and password
Manage Conductor settings	Configure (with permissions)	Not available	View	Not available
Manage overlay networks	Create Modify Delete	View Modify	View	Not available
Manage Airwall Edge Services	Add Modify Delete	Add (with permissions) Modify Delete	View	Not available
Manage devices	Add Modify Delete	Add Modify Delete	View	Not available
Manage firmware updates	Download Update Publish	Update	Not available	Not available

See Also:

To customize permissions, see Customize Permissions for System and Network Administrators
For pre-3.0 roles, see Understand People Roles (v2.2.13 and earlier)