SupportAssist Enterprise
maintains security rights through the following user groups that are
created during the installation of SupportAssist Enterprise:
SupportAssistAdmins — Members
of this group have elevated or administrative privileges required
for performing both basic and advanced functions in SupportAssist Enterprise.
When SupportAssist Enterprise is installed on Windows, members
of the Local Administrators group are automatically added to the SupportAssistAdmins user group.
When SupportAssist Enterprise is installed on Linux, root users
are automatically added to the SupportAssistAdmins user group. Members of the Linux root group also have elevated privileges
in SupportAssist Enterprise.
SupportAssistUsers — Members
of this group have normal privileges required for performing only
basic functions in SupportAssist Enterprise.
When SupportAssist Enterprise is installed on Windows, members
of the Windows Users group are automatically added to the SupportAssistUsers user group.
When SupportAssist Enterprise is installed on Linux, members
of the Linux users group have normal privileges in SupportAssist Enterprise.
You can also add users to either of the SupportAssist Enterprise user groups
based on your requirement. For more information on the SupportAssist Enterprise user
groups, see the SupportAssist Enterprise Version 2.0 User’s
Guide at Dell.com/ServiceabilityTools.
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