GNS Component-Level Security

GNS component-level security can be administrative, operational, or both. Administrative security governs who can access a notification record. Operational security governs who can manage the messages in the notification queue, including the acknowledgment of notification via the queue or via email. Operational security can be applied only to records for which the type is “Event.”

By applying GNS component-level security you can:

You must have at least Level 2 authorization for the service’s ACCESS event to change the properties of a record.

Component-level security

Security applications that govern GNS component-level security
for Database records (Administrative) and Queues (Operational)

Regardless of the Application and Event name assigned to the security properties in the notification record, the operational tasks (and the authorization level required to perform a task) are the same as those governed by the DDS ACCESS Event.

To Configure GNS Component Administrative Security

  1. In the ACS, create an Application and Event for the GNS record and define permissions for the Event.
  2. In the GNS, right-click on the record and click Properties.
  3. On the Notifications page, click in the Database Security area.
  4. Select the Application and Event created in step 1.
  5. Click OK to apply the selection.
  6. Click OK to save the change to the device.

To Configure GNS Component Operational Security

  1. In the ACS, create an Application and Event for the GNS record and define permissions for the Event.
  2. In the GNS, right-click on the record and click Properties.
  3. On the Notifications page, click in the Queue Security area. This option is available only for records for which the record type is “Event.”
  4. Select the Application and Event created in step 1.
  5. Click to apply the selection.
  6. Click OK to save the change to the device.

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