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Why I am not getting any Entries in Effective Access Control Policies.

  • July 27, 2022
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As per my understanding effective access control policies contains ACL entries for local ACL and inherited ACL from parent.

I have tried to give permissions to folders and then its child.

Expected result could be: all this ACL should reflect in Effective Access Control Policies of child but I am not getting any entry in Effective Control Policy.

Please help me to understand this.

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Best answer by aanchal-sikka

Hello @akshaybhujbale 

 

The two screens which provide a good view of "Effective Access Control Policies " are:

1. useradmin: This is classic UI. the permissions that you see on a node are permissions that the user finally has. On hovering over the "*", you can view what permissions are evaluated to grant the final set.

 

2. CRX explorer: 

- Go to Content Repository Extreme 1.52-T20230629133256-25c01b8

- Login via admin credentials 

- Click on "Content explorer"

- Go to the node where you want to check permissions. Click on it.

- From top bar. Select Securit > Access Control Editor.

 

- The view displays permissions for all relevant groups in details. Starting from parent to the current node

 

I hope it helps !

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September 2, 2023

Hello @akshaybhujbale 

 

The two screens which provide a good view of "Effective Access Control Policies " are:

1. useradmin: This is classic UI. the permissions that you see on a node are permissions that the user finally has. On hovering over the "*", you can view what permissions are evaluated to grant the final set.

 

2. CRX explorer: 

- Go to Content Repository Extreme 1.52-T20230629133256-25c01b8

- Login via admin credentials 

- Click on "Content explorer"

- Go to the node where you want to check permissions. Click on it.

- From top bar. Select Securit > Access Control Editor.

 

- The view displays permissions for all relevant groups in details. Starting from parent to the current node

 

I hope it helps !

Aanchal Sikka