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Hello Fredrik,

There is a parameter to change the permission override. Please see the example below;

$vaultID = "878254ae-fee1-45e9-ba14-0feee2a1e358"

$root = (Get-DSFolders ($vaultID)).Body.data | ? { $_.connectionType -eq 92 }

Set-DSEntityPermissions -EntityId $root.id -PermissionOverride [SecurityRoleOverride]::Inherited

Best regards,

Works like a charm except it should be:

Set-DSEntityPermissions -EntityId $root.id -PermissionOverride Inherited

Hello Fredrik,

You would need to use the Set-DSEntityPermissions cmdlet to change the permissions at the vault level. Here is an example to grant view rights to a role.

$vaultID = "878254ae-fee1-45e9-ba14-0feee2a1e358"

$root = (Get-DSFolders ($vaultID)).Body.data | ? { $_.connectionType -eq 92 }

$Permissions = @(

            [ConnectionPermission]@{

                IsEmpty  = $false

                Override = [SecurityRoleOverride]::Custom

                Right    = [SecurityRoleRight]::View

                Roles    = @("99e32472-0278-4eec-8ba7-435e21382034")

            }

)

Set-DSEntityPermissions -EntityId $root.id -Permissions $Permissions

Please note the engineering team will add a cmdlet to return the root session more easily, I will let you know once it is available.

Best regards,

I want specifically to set inherited permission. Is that possible?

I need to be able to create a vault, role group and also set vault permissions using powershell.

The first two i have been able to do but can't figure out how to set the permission on the newly created vault.

Hello,

This method doesn't work anymore?

Also, we are not using AD authentication but Azure. Where can I turn off the default vault or delete it?