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13.2. Default ACIs
When the Admin Server is set up, the following default ACIs apply to the directory information stored in the
userRoot database:
- Users can modify a list of common attributes in their own entries, including the
mail,telephoneNumber,userPassword, andseeAlsoattributes. Operational and most of the security attributes, such asaci,nsroledn, andpasswordExpirationTime, cannot be modified by users. - Users have anonymous access to the directory for search, compare, and read operations.
- The administrator (by default
uid=admin,ou=Administrators,ou=TopologyManagement,o=NetscapeRoot) has all rights except proxy rights. - All members of the
Configuration Administratorsgroup have all rights except proxy rights. - All members of the
Directory Administratorsgroup have all rights except proxy rights. Server Instance Entry(SIE) group.
The
NetscapeRoot subtree has its own set of default ACIs:
- All members of the
Configuration Administratorsgroup have all rights on theNetscapeRootsubtree except proxy rights. - Users have anonymous access to the
NetscapeRootsubtree for search and read operations. - All authenticated users have search, compare, and read rights to configuration attributes that identify the Admin Server.
- Group expansion.
The following sections explain how to modify these default settings.

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