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TDMARC offers a very simple process of adding users and creating roles and policies in IAM. This straightforward guide will take you through the hassle-free process step by step.
Adding New Users
Here are a few steps you need to follow to add new users:
Step 1: Go to the TDMARC dashboard, click on ‘IAM’ and select ‘Users’.
Step 2: A new window will open up. Click on ‘Add User’.
Step 3: Fill in the new user’s first name, last name, email ID, and phone number in the required fields. Then, click on ‘Add User’.
Step 4: Once you have added the user, verify the details, and click on ‘Finish’.
Step 5: The user has received access to the account.
Assigning Roles and Policies
Once you have added a user, you can assign various roles and policies to the user to set what functions and settings he/she is allowed to access.
For doing this, click on the Action icon in front of the user’s name.
To add a user’s role, you need to follow the following steps:
Step 1: For assigning the new user with a role, click on ‘Add Role’.
Step 2: There are three existing roles:
Super-Administrator Role: This role provides the user with unrestricted access to the dashboard.
Administrator Role: This role offers only read and write access.
Reader-Role: This role allows the user to read-only.
Depending on the role you want to assign the user, click on the suitable option.
Similarly, you can also add various policies. Take the following steps to add policies:
Step 1: Click on ‘Add Policy’.
Step 2: Select the policies you want to add.
Step 3: Click on ‘Save Permissions’.
Creating New Roles
A role consists of various policies and actions. Besides assigning one of the three existing roles to a user, you can also choose to create a new role. For creating a new role, follow the steps given below:
Step 1: Go to the TDMARC dashboard, click on ‘IAM’ and select ‘Roles’.
Step 2: A new window will open up. Click on ‘Create Role’.
Step 3: Fill in the new role’s name, its description, and select all the policies you wish to include in this role. TDMARC offers 59 different policies for you to choose from. Once done, click on ‘Save Role’.
Step 4: The role is created successfully.
Step 4: The role is created successfully.
Creating New Policies
A policy is a combination of many different actions. TDMARC also allows you to create new policies. For creating a new policy, follow the steps given below:
Step 1: Go to the TDMARC dashboard, click on ‘IAM’ and select ‘Policies’.
Step 2: Click on ‘Create Policy’.
Step 3: Enter the new policy’s name and description and select the action you wish to include in this policy. Once done, click on ‘Save Policy’.
Step 4: A new policy is created successfully.
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