How to Manage Policies
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Policies are used to enforce permissions on Resources using a set of Actions.
Actions include–but are not limited to–List, Read and Write.
Policies get attached to entities such as Users, Groups, and Networks.
Gopher System Policies are preset policies that enforce permissions on preset Resources that apply to API methods used in Gopher dashboard.
Note: Policies attach to Users, Groups and Networks.
Note: You can familiarize yourself with the structure and usage of a Policy by viewing one of the preset System Policies.
Sign in to the Gopher dashboard. If you do not have a Gopher account, refer to Sign Up for Gopher Dashboard for instructions.
From the dashboard home page navigate to IAM & Admin > Policies.
Select the SuperAdministratorPolicy to view the Policy Summary.
Note: This policy provides full access to all Resources because all Services (and Resources) are included in this policy and all available Actions are applied to all Resources.
From the IAM & Users card select Policies.
Click Create Policy.
Enter a Name and Description for the new policy.
Expand the Services menu and select a service.
Expand the Actions menu and select the desired permissions.
Note: The system will only display the Actions that were created for the Resource in Services. If you do not see any or all of the expected Actions, Service itself to verify that Actions have been applied to the Resource.
Expand the Resources section. The default for Resources is set to “Specific” which allows you to select specific resources from the list. To apply all Resources change the selection to All Resources.
If needed click Add Additional Permissions and repeat STEPS 4-6 until all desired access is provisioned.
Click Confirm.
From the IAM Admin & Users menu click Policies.
Select a Policy.
Click Policy Usage to assign the policy to an entity.
To apply the policy to a new entity click Attach.
Select the User(s), Group(s) or Network(s) from the list of entities.
Click Attach Policy.
To detach a policy from an entity, click Policy Usage, select the entities and click Detach.