For example, if you grant a role access to the site (root) folder, users belonging to that role will be granted access to all the services hosted on that site. If you assign permissions to a folder, any service contained within inherits the folder's permissions. Permissions may be assigned to an individual web service or to the parent folder containing a group of services. To consume a secured service, a user must be a member of a role that has been assigned permissions to access it. In a role-based access control model, the permission to access a secured service is controlled by assigning roles to that service. Once you have configured your security settings and defined users and roles, you can set permissions for services to control who is allowed to access them.ДЄrcGIS Server controls access to the GIS web services hosted on your server using a role-based access control model. Setting permissions for ArcGIS web services Click Finish to apply and save the security configuration.ДЄfter choosing to use the built-in store for user and role management, you will need to create new users and roles.ДЄdd new users following the steps in Adding a new user in Manager.ДЄdd new roles following the steps in Adding a new role in Manager.On the User and Role Managementpage, choose Users and roles from ArcGIS Server's built-in store, then click Next.

Click the Edit button next to Configuration Settings.

If you need help with this step, see Logging in to Manager. You must use the primary site administrator account.

Open Manager and log in as the primary site administrator.

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