Sybase Control Center includes predefined login accounts and roles.
In Sybase Control Center, a login account identifies a user who can connect to the application. An account may have roles that specify the tasks the user is allowed to perform.
Sybase Control Center is designed to delegate user authentication to the operating system or to an LDAP directory service. Delegation requires some configuration, however, so Sybase Control Center comes with two predefined login accounts. Sybase recommends using the predefined accounts only for installing and setting up Sybase Control Center. These accounts are not intended for use in a production environment.
| Login name | Description |
|---|---|
| sccadmin | Can use all the administration features in Sybase Control Center |
| sccuser | Test account with no special privileges |
A role is a predefined profile that can be assigned to a login account or a group. Roles control the access rights for login accounts. Sybase Contol Center comes with predefined roles that are intended for use in production environments.
| Role | Description |
|---|---|
| sccUserRole | Provides nonadministrative access to Sybase Control Center. Required for every user. |
| sccAdminRole | Provides administrative privileges for managing Sybase Control Center. |
| aseMonitorRole* | Provides privileges to monitor the Adaptive Server environment. |
| iqMonitorRole* | Provides privileges to monitor the Sybase IQ environment. |
| repMonitorRole | Provides privileges to monitor the replication environment. |
| repAdminRole | Provides administrative privileges for managing the replication environment. |
*These monitoring roles are assigned to users automatically by Sybase Control Center product modules; it is generally not necessary to assign them manually.
A group is made up of one or more login accounts; all the accounts in a group have the roles granted to the group. In Sybase Control Center you can create groups to suit your business requirements.