Minimum permissions to allow editing of keys

[pen-nerd]

I'm trying to create an Admin Policy that allows users with that policy to edit the Keys tab of users under Users and Devices -> Users and Services Configuration.  I've crawled through the Admin Policies attempting to only add the necessary permissions and no more.  Unfortunately, I can not seem to get the magic combination of Policy Members that allows them to save changes in the Keys tab.  Does anyone know which Policy Member is associated with saving those fields?

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks, Bill

[Dogbreath]

Multiline Set Keys?

[pen-nerd]

Thanks Dogbreath, The Keys tab lists the keys on the ip sets.  Attached is a picture of where it is in the GUI:

[pen-nerd]

Perhaps somebody knows about how to log the denial in a way that shows what member is denying access.  Anybody?

[pen-nerd]

I finally solved this, but not in the way I expected.  After applying read/write to all the members, and still being denied, I set the default permission to read/write and then removed access to the extraneous nodes and it worked.  So in the interface, it looked exactly the same but the "default" setting was now read/write.  Now I have permissions that work as I need them.

[Dogbreath]

Multiline Set Keys?

That's the name of the form you need to allow access to to get key editing to work.

[pen-nerd]

Thanks Dogbreath.  I had that set to read/write, but it wasn't working because the default setting was read only.  After I changed the default to read/write, it started working as expected.

[boycey9]

This was a know issue in a few releases, I logged it with Mitel a while back and had it confirmed. Its reso,ved in the last couple of releases.