The following table describes the available server permissions.
| Name | Description |
| Read | Permits viewing of an enterprise server configuration information. |
| Start/Stop | Permits the starting and stopping of an enterprise server.
Includes the following permissions: Read |
| Modify | Permits the modification of configuration information for an enterprise server.
Includes the following permissions: Read, Start/Stop |
| Add | Permits the adding of listeners, services and packages to an enterprise server. When set as a default permission for the
group, it also permits the adding of enterprise servers.
Includes the following permissions: Read, Start/Stop, Modify |
| Delete | Permits the deletion of enterprise servers, and of listeners, services and packages from an enterprise server.
Includes the following permissions: Read, Start/Stop, Modify |
You can set default server permissions for a group, but you can also override these defaults for individual enterprise servers. For example, you might have an operator group with default permissions to start and stop servers. You could override these for your test server, specifying that the operator group also has modify permission.
To permit a group to create new servers, you must set its default Add permission.