User Access Permisson on MX

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rwiesmann
A model citizen

User Access Permisson on MX

hi, 

is it possible to have different access permissions on a MX for different users?

 

Like:

User 1 has only access to the Firewall rules and security settings

User 2 has only access to the routing functions of the MX

 

 

many thanks for your answer.

roger

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NolanHerring
Kind of a big deal

For the most part the dashboard access/permission is network based. So you would select a target network, and the user will have the following options to choose from:

 

  • Guest ambassador: User only able to see the list of Meraki authentication users, add users, update existing users, and authorize/deauthorize users on an SSID or Client VPN. Ambassadors can also remove wireless users, if they are an ambassador on all networks.
  • Presented with user management portal only.
  • Monitor-only: User only able to view a subset of the Monitor section in Dashboard and no changes can be made.
  • Read-only: User able to access most aspects of a network, including the Configure section, but no changes can be made.
  • Full: User has access to view all aspects of a network and make any changes to it.

 

https://documentation.meraki.com/zGeneral_Administration/Managing_Dashboard_Access/Managing_Dashboar...

 

Assuming you have a Combined network this might limit your control, however I believe you can use TAGS to give you control on a per-device type basis. If you have the MX on its own network then you can limit users from read-write to read-only etc. 

 

It doesn't get as granular as you are looking for unfortunately. I wish it did.

 

 

Nolan Herring | nolanwifi.com
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NolanHerring
Kind of a big deal

For the most part the dashboard access/permission is network based. So you would select a target network, and the user will have the following options to choose from:

 

  • Guest ambassador: User only able to see the list of Meraki authentication users, add users, update existing users, and authorize/deauthorize users on an SSID or Client VPN. Ambassadors can also remove wireless users, if they are an ambassador on all networks.
  • Presented with user management portal only.
  • Monitor-only: User only able to view a subset of the Monitor section in Dashboard and no changes can be made.
  • Read-only: User able to access most aspects of a network, including the Configure section, but no changes can be made.
  • Full: User has access to view all aspects of a network and make any changes to it.

 

https://documentation.meraki.com/zGeneral_Administration/Managing_Dashboard_Access/Managing_Dashboar...

 

Assuming you have a Combined network this might limit your control, however I believe you can use TAGS to give you control on a per-device type basis. If you have the MX on its own network then you can limit users from read-write to read-only etc. 

 

It doesn't get as granular as you are looking for unfortunately. I wish it did.

 

 

Nolan Herring | nolanwifi.com
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rwiesmann
A model citizen

Thanks a lot for your answer. I knew the part about access/permissions. Thought there maid be other ways. Many thanks roger

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