The Answer is YES Domio has a very granular security model. Here is some information for you..... Firstly the Domino Directory can be split down to Role based administration These Roles are below. <b>Creator roles</b> GroupCreator- Create Group documents NetCreator - Create all documents except Person, Group, Policy, and Server documents PolicyCreator - Create Policy documentsServerCreator - Create Server documentsUserCreator - Create Person documents <b>Modifier roles</b> GroupModifier -Edit Group documents NetModifier - Edit all documents except Person, Group, Policy, and Server documentsPolicyModifier - Edit Policy documents ServerModifier - Edit Server documents UserModifier - Edit Person documents Note: The settings are from the Domino Directory. Roles will differ from database to database depending on what is required. ...... You can specify various access levels for different types of administrators in your organization. For example, you may want to give only a few people 'system administrator' access, while all of the administrators on your team are designated as database administrators. Administrator access rights are granted hierarchically. The privilege hierarchy looks like this: <b>Full access administrator</b> -- gets all rights and privileges of all administration access levels listed. <b>Administrator</b> -- gets all rights and privileges of database administrator and full-console administrator (but not system administrator). <b>Full console administrator</b> -- gets rights and privileges of view-only console administrator (but not system administrator) <b>System administrator </b>-- gets rights and privileges of restricted system administrator You do not need to list a user individually in each field. Adding a user to the highest level of administrator access automatically grants that user all privileges listed for more restricted access levels below in the hierarchy. For other database and Domino administration check out the Admin help document <b>Restricting administrator access </b> Please Note - understand what you are doing before change the default server access and Administrator levels of access. this can cause huge issues.

The Answer is YES Domio has a very granular security model. Here is some information for you..... Firstly the Domino Directory can be split down to Role based administration These Roles are below. <b>Creator roles</b> GroupCreator- Create Group documents NetCreator - Create all documents except Person, Group, Policy, and Server documents PolicyCreator - Create Policy documentsServerCreator - Create Server documentsUserCreator - Create Person documents <b>Modifier roles</b> GroupModifier -Edit Group documents NetModifier - Edit all documents except Person, Group, Policy, and Server documentsPolicyModifier - Edit Policy documents ServerModifier - Edit Server documents UserModifier - Edit Person documents Note: The settings are from the Domino Directory. Roles will differ from database to database depending on what is required. ...... You can specify various access levels for different types of administrators in your organization. For example, you may want to give only a few people 'system administrator' access, while all of the administrators on your team are designated as database administrators. Administrator access rights are granted hierarchically. The privilege hierarchy looks like this: <b>Full access administrator</b> -- gets all rights and privileges of all administration access levels listed. <b>Administrator</b> -- gets all rights and privileges of database administrator and full-console administrator (but not system administrator). <b>Full console administrator</b> -- gets rights and privileges of view-only console administrator (but not system administrator) <b>System administrator </b>-- gets rights and privileges of restricted system administrator You do not need to list a user individually in each field. Adding a user to the highest level of administrator access automatically grants that user all privileges listed for more restricted access levels below in the hierarchy. For other database and Domino administration check out the Admin help document <b>Restricting administrator access </b> Please Note - understand what you are doing before change the default server access and Administrator levels of access. this can cause huge issues.