The Configuration > Access Templates > Skype for Business Server container of the Active Roles Console contains Access Templates (ATs) that you can use to delegate Microsoft Skype for Business user and contact management duties.
NOTE: The ATs of this container will work only if the Active Roles Skype for Business Server Solution is already configured in your organization. For more information, see Skype for Business Server Solution in the Active Roles Solutions Guide.
If the Skype for Business Server Solution is configured in your organization, you can delegate Microsoft Skype for Business user and contact management duties with the ATs of the Configuration > Access Templates > Skype for Business Server container of the Active Roles Console.
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Access Template |
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Skype for Business Server - User Disable/Re-enable |
Grants the following permissions:
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Skype for Business Server - User Full Control |
Grants full permission to:
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Skype for Business Server - User Policies |
Grants the following permissions:
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Skype for Business Server - User Telephony |
Grants the following permissions:
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The Configuration > Access Templates > Starling container of the Active Roles Console contains Access Templates (ATs) to delegate One Identity Starling operational duties.
To delegate common One Identity Starling operational permissions in your organization, use the Access Templates (ATs) in the root of the Configuration > Access Templates > Starling container of the Active Roles Console.
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Access Template |
Description |
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Starling -Two Factor Authentication User |
Grants the minimal read permission required to enable Starling Two-Factor Authentication (Starling 2FA) for a user. NOTE: Starting from Active Roles 7.6, Starling 2FA is no longer supported. Therefore, this AT is deprecated and no longer functional. |
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