Question
Raghu Engineering College
IN
Last activity: 20 Feb 2024 5:32 EST
You are not authorized to create, modify, or lock instance For Network Manager access group
This error : You are not authorized to create, modify, or lock instance
Accepted Solution
Updated: 20 Feb 2024 5:32 EST
Cognitonic Systems Australia
AU
For every operation or data that the user accesses after the user logs in, PEGA checks whether the user has the right privileges/Access Role Object associated with that class through Access Role Names defined in Access Group. If the user doesn't have proper privileges or the Access Role Object for a class is configured with "0" level access you will get this error.
Here is the solution, and how you can fix it:
1. First check with respect to which class it is throwing this error.
2. Now go to your operator access group that is active and check whether any of the Access Role Names has that class or class in the hierarchy has proper Read/Write etc settings configured properly. If not configure them with "5".
3. Now save it and try re-accessing the data.
Regards,
Naga
Proximus
BE
Pretty self described.. This means that your access group doesn't provide you enough grants to do what you want to do.
So, either update your AG to provide more grants for accessing the instances you want to update, or check whether it's correct AG assigned for what you intend to do.
This is the purpose of AG, providing all grants you need and only the grants you need.
Regards
Anthony
Accepted Solution
Updated: 20 Feb 2024 5:32 EST
Cognitonic Systems Australia
AU
For every operation or data that the user accesses after the user logs in, PEGA checks whether the user has the right privileges/Access Role Object associated with that class through Access Role Names defined in Access Group. If the user doesn't have proper privileges or the Access Role Object for a class is configured with "0" level access you will get this error.
Here is the solution, and how you can fix it:
1. First check with respect to which class it is throwing this error.
2. Now go to your operator access group that is active and check whether any of the Access Role Names has that class or class in the hierarchy has proper Read/Write etc settings configured properly. If not configure them with "5".
3. Now save it and try re-accessing the data.
Regards,
Naga