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If you remove the values from user.vm.readonly.details and leave the field blank, it ends up enforcing the default values.
This does have a work-around, but it took us a bit to figure this out as we could produce it in 1 environment and not the other. The workaround is just to put in a bogus value.
versions
4.19.1.3
GUI
The steps to reproduce the bug
Go to Global Settings and change user.vm.readonly.details to
2. Using an account with DomainAdmin or User roles, observe that you cannot add/modify/delete dataDIskController or rootDiskContoller
What to do about it?
If user.vm.readonly.details is blank, it should not use the default values.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
problem
If you remove the values from
user.vm.readonly.details
and leave the field blank, it ends up enforcing the default values.This does have a work-around, but it took us a bit to figure this out as we could produce it in 1 environment and not the other. The workaround is just to put in a bogus value.
versions
4.19.1.3
GUI
The steps to reproduce the bug
user.vm.readonly.details
to2. Using an account with DomainAdmin or User roles, observe that you cannot add/modify/delete
dataDIskController
orrootDiskContoller
What to do about it?
If
user.vm.readonly.details
is blank, it should not use the default values.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: