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Hello petecahalane!
Thank you for your question! Yes it is possible. You should create admins under the Administrator node, not under the Master Administrators node. And simple you have to drag and drop the new admins into specific Technician Groups. Those new admins will be able to manage only their own Technician Groups that are they linked in.
I hope I could answer to you question.
Regards,
Sandor
- petecahalane7 years agoActive Contributor
We did create admins under the admin node and not under the master admin node. I am logged in now as an admin (not a master admin) and can see that I am in one of our technician groups. I also have access to see all the other groups though, which should not be allowed. Is there a way to limit my access to nly the technician group that I am assigned to? Is there a way to resolve this?
- sv57 years agoGoTo Contributor
Hello again!
I'm sorry for the unclear answer. You, as a restricted admin will see the other groups and their settings, but you can only change the permissions or settings under your groups.Be advised, if your admin is attached to a group, that has subgroups, than your admin will be admin in those groups as well. And an Admin node can be attached to multiple groups too.
Regards,
Sandor
- petecahalane7 years agoActive Contributor
Is there a way to only have read permissions on the group an admin is assigned to? For instance, our master admin only wants admins to be able to see groups that they are assigned to and not see all other groups.