Server Manager user security

Is there any way to give a user access to cleare service cache and disable enterprise server access?

I'm trying to setup a user who can clear service cache and very little else.

I setup users and groups with varying role access combinations. None of them have the jde_admin role and none of them can clear cache.

Only when they are give the jde_admin role can they clear cache but then they have full access.

Cody,

Yes it can be done.

You need to set up a new user group with the specific access required. Inside server manage click server manager user in the quick links box on the upper left of the screen. Then click on create user group. Enter the user group name and description and click create. Then apply the permissions, for example under global permissions you may have nothing selected and under permissions for server group default you may have:

Selected OptionsclearCache
viewGroupMembers
webSessions

when the selections have been made they are active straight away.

Then assign the standard consol_user user group and the new custom user group to the user.

Peter,

I did as you instructed but when the user tries to clear the cache they get the following error:


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Cody,

That error looks like it is image related. Is the cache actually cleard?

I have set up the user group and the user the way I described and everything works in our system.

What are the steps you take to clear the cache?

From the first page when logging on to server manager, we click the required managed instance. Then we click the JDBj Database Caches under runtime metrics.
Then we click the box(es) (which puts a tick mark in the box) next to the cache(s) we want to clear and then click clear cache. We have not experienced any problem.

Peter,

The cache is not cleared when the error appears.
I use the same procedure you describe to clear cache.

I suspect it could be security related but I can't find any logs to point to the cause or location.

Can you tell me where the JAS logs would be for a specific JAS instance that might shed some light on this error?

Cody,

Our Server Manager is based on our deployment server and our logs are here:

<install Drive>\jde_home\SCFMC\logs