If you are thinking to implement a limited functionality through the REST API you can build a web page that uses sufficient credentials for scripts at the back-end but authorize operators using AD credentials. This will add a layer of access control through your own scripts but it solves two problems: first - end users don't need to know or have access to NetWorker at all - they only know a web page with a few buttons, second - your access controls can be as granular as you want and can be modified anytime without need to go and change things in NetWorker.
Mikhail_Nikitin
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April 7th, 2019 17:00
If you are thinking to implement a limited functionality through the REST API you can build a web page that uses sufficient credentials for scripts at the back-end but authorize operators using AD credentials. This will add a layer of access control through your own scripts but it solves two problems: first - end users don't need to know or have access to NetWorker at all - they only know a web page with a few buttons, second - your access controls can be as granular as you want and can be modified anytime without need to go and change things in NetWorker.