SQL Monitor 5

This pages lists the restrictions on standard and read-only user roles. Administrators have no restrictions.

If you configure SQL Monitor to authenticate with Active Directory, you can also restrict which individual servers and groups users have access to.
The read-only user role is not available if you use Active Directory authentication.

	Standard users	Read-only users (not available if you use Active Directory authentication)
Overview	No restrictions	No restrictions
Alert inbox	No restrictions	Can't: save custom filters select multiple alerts mark alerts as cleared or uncleared mark alerts as read or unread add comments
Analysis page	No restrictions	No restrictions
Configuration > Monitored servers	Can't: add servers to monitor edit credentials remove servers	Can't: add servers to monitor edit credentials remove servers show logs set maintenance windows suspend monitoring select servers
Configuration > Trace	Can't: turn trace settings on or off save trace settings	Can't: turn trace settings on or off save trace settings
Configuration > Groups	Can't create, rename, select, move or delete groups	Can't create, rename, select, move or delete groups
Configuration > Data purging	Can't edit or save changes to purge settings	Can't edit or save changes to purge settings
Configuration > Manage user roles	No access	No access
Configuration > Base monitor connection	No access	No access
Configuration > Alert settings	No restrictions	Can't: select multiple alerts configure alerts remove overrides
Configuration > Alert settings > Alert page	No restrictions	Can't configure alert changes
Configuration > Email settings	Can't configure email settings	Can't configure email settings
Configuration > Custom metrics	No access	No access
Configuration > Licensing	No access	No access
Configuration > About	No restrictions	No restrictions

User role restrictions