POST Security Containers ID Roles

The POST /Security/Containers/{id}/Roles operation assigns permissions for a security role to a certificate store container. On success, the operation returns HTTP 200 OK with  the details of the security role and permissions.

Important:  This operation has been deprecated. It is retained for backwards compatibility, but new development should not use it.

See also POST Security Roles ID Permissions Containers to assign permissions for one or more certificate store containers to a security role.

Tip:  The following permissions (see Security Roles and Claims) are required to use this feature:

/security/modify/

The user must hold a role containing this permission in the Global Permission Set (see Permission Sets).

Table 734: POST Security Containers {id} Roles Input Parameters

Name

In

 Description
id Path

Required. An integer indicating the Keyfactor Command reference ID of the certificate store container to update.

Use the GET Certificate Store Containers operation to determine the ID of the certificate store container.
SecurityRoleId Body

Required. An integer indicating the Keyfactor Command reference ID of the security role granted permissions to the certificate store container.

Use the GET Security Roles operation to determine the ID of the security role.
Permissions Body

Required. A comma-delimited array of strings indicating the permissions granted to the role for the certificate store container. See Certificate Stores for an overview of the possible permissions.

For example:

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"Permissions": [
   "Read",
   "Modify"
]

Table 735: POST Security Containers {id} Roles Response Data

Name Description
SecurityRoleId

An integer indicating the Keyfactor Command reference ID of the security role granted permissions to the certificate store container.
Name A string containing the short reference name for the security role granted permissions to the certificate store container.
Permissions

A comma-delimited array of strings indicating the permissions granted to the role for the certificate store container. See Certificate Stores for an overview of the possible permissions.
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