v_SecuredObject

Describes the different types of objects in the Configuration Manager system that can be secured: collection, package, advertisement, status message, site, query, report, software metering rule, software updates, configuration item, operating system installation package, template, update list, state migration, image package, boot image package, task sequence package, device setting package, device setting item, driver package, deployment package, driver, and Asset Intelligence software list.

The view lists the Configuration Manager objects by object key and name, as well as the default class permissions, default instance permissions, and the available instance permissions. The default permissions for Configuration Manager classes and instances are set to Read (0), and the available instance permissions for each object vary depending on what permissions are appropriate for the specific object.

The view can be joined to the other security views by using the ObjectKey or ObjectName columns.

v_UserClassPermissions

Lists the object key, user name, and class permissions the user has to each specific secured object.

The view can be joined to the other security views by using the ObjectKey column and to other views by using the UserName column.

v_UserClassPermNames

Lists the Configuration Manager object key, user name, permission name the user has for each specific secured object, and the permission number. This view contains the same information as the v_UserClassPermissions view, but instead of using one decimal value for combined permissions, it lists each permission individually by name.

The view can be joined to the other security views by using the ObjectKey column and to other views by using the UserName column.

v_UserInstancePermissionInfo

Lists the Configuration Manager instance key (collection ID, advertisement ID, deployment ID, and so forth.), instance permissions the user has to a specific instance of a secured object, object key, user name, read flag, and display name for the instance.

The view can be joined to the other security views by using the ObjectKey column, and to other views by using the InstanceKey and UserName columns. The InstanceKey column contains Configuration Manager object ID’s, such as collection ID, advertisement ID, query ID, package ID, update assignment ID, and so on. The secured objects are listed in the v_SecuredObjects view.

v_UserInstancePermissions

Lists the Configuration Manager object key, user name, instance key, and permissions the user has to a specific instance of a secured object.

The view can be joined to the other security views by using the ObjectKey column and to other views by using the InstanceKey and UserName columns. The InstanceKey column contains Configuration Manager object ID’s, such as collection ID, advertisement ID, query ID, package ID, update assignment ID, and so on. The secured objects are listed in the v_SecuredObjects view.

v_UserInstancePermNames

Lists the Configuration Manager object key, user name, permission name the user has for the specific instance of a secured object, instance key (collection ID, advertisement ID, deployment ID, and so forth), and permission value. This view contains the same information as the v_UserInstancePermissions view, but instead of using one decimal value for combined permissions, it lists each permission individually by name.

The view can be joined to the other security views by using the ObjectKey column and to other views by using the UserName or InstanceKey columns. The InstanceKey column contains Configuration Manager object ID’s, such as collection ID, advertisement ID, query ID, package ID, update assignment ID, and so on. The secured objects are listed in the v_SecuredObjects view.