Fabric Authorization List Commands
The following table describes the methods to see the access control information using Fabric LIST commands.
For the permission required to run each LIST type (and every other Fabric command), see Fabric Commands - Required Permissions.
LIST ROLES |
Description: Retrives the list of roles, as stored at Fabric. To read more about creating roles see here. To read more about deleting roles see here. |
LIST SECURITY_PROFILES |
Description: Retrives the list of securify profiles, as stored at Fabric. To read more about creating security profiles see here. |
LIST USERS |
Description: List existing users along with their associated roles Usage: LIST USERS [user_filter='<filter>'] [role_filter='<filter>'] Parameters:
The command filtering supports exact match as well as similarity filtering by using the '%' to sign wildcards. Examples:
To read more about disassociate user from roles see here. NOTE: Users as well as their associations to troles are not stored at Fabric when it is set to work with external identificationa and authentication providers, such as SAML or LDAP. Thus, this list will be empty (unless an admin was defined during system setup or when using fallbacks). For more information see here. |
LIST ROLE_PERMISSIONS |
Description: List of permissions per role and per resource. The retrieved list is in a table form where each entry contains the role-name, method (the operation) and resource -name. Each permission is on a seprated entry. Example: |role |method|permissions|
To read more about permission granting capabilities see here. To read more about revoking permissions see here. |
LIST TOKENS |
Description: List of tokens and their association to roles. The retrieved list is in a table form where each entry contains the token-name, its API Key type (Access / Signing JWT / Legacy), and associated role/s. The API Key ID and secret key are never shown here – they are displayed once, at creation time, in the CREATE TOKEN result. Example:
To read more about create tokens see here. To read more about associate token to role see here. To read more about disassociate roles from tokens see here. |
Fabric Authorization List Commands
The following table describes the methods to see the access control information using Fabric LIST commands.
For the permission required to run each LIST type (and every other Fabric command), see Fabric Commands - Required Permissions.
LIST ROLES |
Description: Retrives the list of roles, as stored at Fabric. To read more about creating roles see here. To read more about deleting roles see here. |
LIST SECURITY_PROFILES |
Description: Retrives the list of securify profiles, as stored at Fabric. To read more about creating security profiles see here. |
LIST USERS |
Description: List existing users along with their associated roles Usage: LIST USERS [user_filter='<filter>'] [role_filter='<filter>'] Parameters:
The command filtering supports exact match as well as similarity filtering by using the '%' to sign wildcards. Examples:
To read more about disassociate user from roles see here. NOTE: Users as well as their associations to troles are not stored at Fabric when it is set to work with external identificationa and authentication providers, such as SAML or LDAP. Thus, this list will be empty (unless an admin was defined during system setup or when using fallbacks). For more information see here. |
LIST ROLE_PERMISSIONS |
Description: List of permissions per role and per resource. The retrieved list is in a table form where each entry contains the role-name, method (the operation) and resource -name. Each permission is on a seprated entry. Example: |role |method|permissions|
To read more about permission granting capabilities see here. To read more about revoking permissions see here. |
LIST TOKENS |
Description: List of tokens and their association to roles. The retrieved list is in a table form where each entry contains the token-name, its API Key type (Access / Signing JWT / Legacy), and associated role/s. The API Key ID and secret key are never shown here – they are displayed once, at creation time, in the CREATE TOKEN result. Example:
To read more about create tokens see here. To read more about associate token to role see here. To read more about disassociate roles from tokens see here. |
