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• Role-based administration
  • Role-based administration overview
  • Role-based administration workflow
  • Adding Endpoint Manager console users
  • Add Endpoint Manager console users
  • Delete users
  • Viewing user or group properties
• Authentications
  • Managing authentications
  • Add an active directory authentication
  • Adjusting the directory query frequency
• Roles and rights
  • Managing roles
  • Create and assign a role
  • Understanding the default roles
  • Understanding rights and states
  • Understanding the "Edit public" right
  • Console rights reference
• Scopes
  • Creating scopes
  • Create a scope
  • About the Scope properties dialog box
• Teams
  • Create a team
  • Using teams
• Remote control restrictions
  • Using remote control time restrictions
  • Assign remote control time restrictions

Create a scope

A scope defines the devices that can be viewed and managed by a Endpoint Manager user.

A scope can be as large or small as you want, encompassing all of the managed devices scanned into a core database, or possibly just a single device.

To create a scope

1. Click Tools > Administration > User Management.
2. Right-click Scopes and click New Scope.
3. In the Scope Properties dialog box, enter a name for the new scope.
4. Specify the type of scope you want to create (LDMS query, LDAP or custom directory, or device group) by clicking a scope type from the drop-down list, and then clicking New.
5. If you're creating an LDMS query-based scope, define the query in the New scope query dialog box, and then click OK.
6. If you're creating a directory-based scope, select locations (LDAP directory and/or custom directory) from the Select visible devices list (you can browse the directory by clicking Browse directories), and then click OK.

Click on the plus (+) and minus (-) signs to expand and collapse nodes in the directory tree. All nodes under a selected parent node will be included in the scope.

LDAP directory locations are determined by a device's directory service location. Custom directory locations are determined by a device's computer location attribute in the inventory database. This attribute is defined during device agent configuration.

7. If you're creating a device group-based scope, select a group from the available device group list, and then click OK.
8. Click OK again to save the scope and close the dialog box.

To create a scope based on an existing query

1. Right-click Scopes and click New scope from query.
2. Select the query you want and click OK.
3. A copy of the query will be made and a new scope appears in the tree with a name based on the source query name.