Users should be associated as members of a Security Group to access Configuration Manager or Script Editor. Where can this task be accomplished?

Configuration Manager and Script Editor are Windows applications whose launch rights are controlled by the domain-local security groups that Unified CCE Setup creates in Active Directory (for example, CiscoICMConfigMgrUsers and CiscoICMScriptEditors). Adding a user account to one of these AD security groups automatically grants the permissions required to open the tools; no changes are made inside the CCE Administration GUI, Domain Manager, or Configuration Manager itself.

A. CCE Admin page – Manages CCE objects but cannot assign Windows security-group membership.
B. Domain Manager – Refers to CCE component management, not Windows AD groups.
D. Configuration Manager – Requires the rights that are granted first in AD; it does not manage its own launch permissions.

1. Cisco Unified Contact Center Enterprise Security Guide, Release 12.5(1), Chap 6 “Administrative and Diagnostic Program Access Privileges”, Table 6-1 (pp. 109-110).

2. Cisco Unified CCE Installation and Upgrade Guide, Release 12.6(1), Chap 5 “Creating Domain Local Security Groups”, Steps 2-4 (p. 87).