AnyX Guide Topic: AnyX Admin: Access
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Users
Read more: UsersThe Users page (route /user-admin) lists every person who can sign in to your organisation, shows their status and multi-factor authentication state, and is where you create, edit, disable, and delete user accounts. A user is a person authenticated against an external identity…
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Resource groups
Read more: Resource groupsThe Resource Groups page (route /resource-group-admin) collects resources into named groups so you can grant permissions to many resources at once. A resource group groups resources that are logically associated with one another, for example the multiple services that make up …
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Resource permissions
Read more: Resource permissionsThe Resource Permissions page (route /resource-permissions-admin) grants access levels on resources, such as shares and generic TCP services used for SSH or database access. For a resource such as a share, a desktop, or a network service, permissions are access levels such as …
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Service accounts
Read more: Service accountsThe Service Accounts page (route /service-account-admin) manages the non-human identities that software and automation use to access the Agilicus API and your resources. A service account is a non-human identity that can use the Agilicus API or access resources without a user …
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Resource requests
Read more: Resource requestsThe Resource Access Requests page (route /resource-access-requests) lists the requests users have made for access to resources, and is where you approve or deny them. Users can self-request access to resources that they do not yet have. Each request appears here for an adminis…
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Groups
Read more: GroupsThe Groups page (route /group-admin) lists the groups in your organisation and is where you create them, add members, and set up group email addresses. Groups behave as users for assigning permissions, and they can nest. The Groups page is the place to create one group per rol…
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Policies
Read more: PoliciesThe Policies page (route /policies) manages the authorisation policies that control access beyond the basic permission grant: geo-IP restrictions, device rules, and how often resources require multi-factor authentication. A policy is a set of rules that apply on top of permiss…
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Audits
Read more: AuditsThe User Audit page (route /user-audits) searches a single user’s audit records to diagnose problems or assess the damage from a breach. Audit records are used to diagnose problems a user may be having, or the security damage caused by a breach. The User Audit page centres on …
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Application permissions
Read more: Application permissionsThe Application Permissions page (route /application-permissions-admin) assigns role-based permissions to users or groups, per web application. Web applications define roles (for example read-only, operator, or administrator). This page is the matrix that decides who may do wh…
