Aruba Central User Roles in the HPE GreenLake Portal

A role refers to a logical entity used for determining user access to the features available in Aruba Central. Users are always tagged to roles that govern the level of user access to the Aruba Central app and services.

HPE GreenLake supports a set of built-in Aruba Central roles with different privileges and access permissions. You can also configure custom roles.

For more information about managing users and roles in the HPE GreenLake portal, see the Manage section in the HPE GreenLake Edge to Cloud Platform User Guide.

Predefined Roles

HPE GreenLake allows you to assign the following built-in roles to Aruba Central users.

Table 1: Predefined Roles

Role

Privilege

Aruba Central Administrator

Administrator for the Aruba Central app. Has access to all menu options as well as the monitoring and configuration pages.

Aruba Central View Only

Has view only access to the Aruba Central app.

Aruba Central Guest Operator

Has edit and view access to the guest module in the Aruba Central app.

Aruba Central Operator

Has view access to the Aruba Central app. Has edit and view access to the troubleshooting module in the Aruba Central app.

Aruba Central view edit Role

Has edit and view access to the Aruba Central app.

Has access to view and edit data using the Aruba Central UI or APIs Application Programming Interface. Refers to a set of functions, procedures, protocols, and tools that enable users to build application software.. However, the user cannot perform operations on the Aruba Central application > OrganizationLabels and Sites pages.

Custom Roles with Resource Permissions

HPE GreenLake allows you to create custom roles and assign edit or view permissions to resources in Aruba Central. Some resources have sub-resources. You can also block user access to some resources or sub-resources in Aruba Central. To block access to a specific resource, you must remove both the edit and view permissions for that resource. If a resource is blocked for a specific role, the corresponding pages are not displayed on the UI.

HPE GreenLake supports setting permissions for the following Aruba Central resources.

Table 2: Resource Permissions

Resource

Permission

AirGroup

Can view, edit, or block user access to the AirGroup pages.

Device Profiling

Can view, edit, or block user access to the Device Profiling pages and the following sub-resources for Device Profiling:

  • Device Profiling Application Settings
  • Device Profiling Classified Devices
  • Device Profiling Clients Profile
  • Device Profiling Discovery Settings
  • Device Profiling Generic Devices
  • Device Profiling Reports
  • Device Profiling User Classified Devices

Group Management Service

Can view, edit, or block user access to the group management and group scope pages.

Guest Service

Can view, edit, or block user access to the cloud guest splash page profiles.

Install Manager

Can view, edit, or block user access to the install manager pages.

Label Management Service

Can view, edit, or block user access to the label management pages.

MSP Service

Can view, edit, or block user access to the MSP pages.

Net Insight

Can view, edit, or block user access to the NetInsight Campus App dashboard.

NMS Service

Can view, edit, or block user access to the Network Management services, including:

Other Applications

Can view, edit, or block user access to other applications modules such as notifications and Virtual Gateway deployment service.

Presence

Can view, edit, or block user access to the Presence Analytics app and analyze user presence data.

Reports

Can view, edit, or block user access to view and create reports.

Site Management Service

Can view, edit, or block user access to the site management pages.

UC

Can view, edit, or block user access to the Unified Communications pages.

VisualRF

Can view, edit, or block user access to the floor plans and RF Radio Frequency. RF refers to the electromagnetic wave frequencies within a range of 3 kHz to 300 GHz, including the frequencies used for communications or Radar signals. heatmaps.

The following animation shows you how to create custom role and assign permissions on the HPE GreenLake portal.