Руководство Пользователя для Cisco Cisco Email Security Appliance C170

The Encryption Profiles access privileges define whether delegated administrators can use encryption 
profiles assigned to their custom user role when editing content filters or DLP policies. Encryption 
profiles can only be assigned to custom user roles with mail or DLP policy access privileges. Encryption 
profiles that are not assigned to a custom role are available for use by all delegated administrators with 
mail or DLP policy privileges. Delegated administrators cannot view or modify any encryption profiles.

You can assign encryption profiles when creating or editing an encryption profile using the Security 
Services > IronPort Email Encryption page.

See the “Cisco IronPort Email Encryption” chapter in the Cisco IronPort AsyncOS for Email 
Configuration Guide for more information.

User the User Roles page in the GUI (or the 

userconfig -> role

 command in the CLI) to define a new 

user role and assign its access privileges. The User Roles page displays all existing custom user roles on 
the appliance and the access privileges for each role. 

To define a custom user role using the User Roles page:

Go to the System Administration > User Roles page.

Click Add User Role. The Add User Role page is displayed.

Enter a name for the user role.

Enter a description of the user role and its privileges.

Select the user role’s access privileges. (See 

 for more 

information on each type of access privilege.)

Submit and commit your changes.

You can create a new custom user role when adding or editing a local user account on the Email Security 
appliance. 

 displays the option available for adding a custom user role on the Add Local User 

page.

See 

 for more information on adding a user account.

To define the custom user role when creating a user account:

Go to the System Administration > Users page.