Important:
- Ensure that you have configured the Account properties before you assign servers to the role.
The Standard Role uses a static list of servers. Unlike Dynamic Roles, this list does not automatically update when new servers are added or existing ones are removed; you must manually update the server selection.
To configure a role and assign servers to it, navigate to the Controller UI, click your profile icon, and then select Administration.
- Click the Roles tab.
- Click .
Specify the required details such as the name of the role and permissions.
If you have already created the Standard role, select the role from the list of roles.
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Note: If you require to use this role for an existing application, ensure that your administrator removes any existing server configurations under the
Applications tab to prevent conflicts with the new Infrastructure RBAC settings. Ensure that the following default permissions are removed:
- View Server Visibility
- Configure Server Visibility
- Configure Baselines
Under Infrastructure tab > Servers section, add the required servers:
- Click the + (Add) icon under Servers, a list of all servers is displayed. To quickly filter the list, specify a Server Name or a Tag Key and Tag Value pair.
Only the Access tags are displayed. To use the tags, the administrator must mark the tag keys as Used for Access using the Tag Management UI. See Access Tags.


- From the list of filtered Servers, add the required Servers by selecting checkbox and Save them.
- Set the default permission for all the Servers assigned to the role to View or Configure.
- Optionally, to add specific infrastructure to the role or configure custom permissions, select the Server and assign View or Configure permission.
- Click Save.
Example Use Case: Assign a Standard Role to a user who only needs to monitor a subset of servers without account-level permissions. For more granular server access control, consider using Dynamic Roles with tag-based filtering.