RBA-Security-Permissions-by-Role.xlsx

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I'm trying to limit what security roles someone has in sccm 2012.<br />
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They need to build packages and tasks sequences and be-able to create a collection and move systems into the collection. <br />
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I've given them application author, application deployment, application administrator, and still they cannot create task sequence or create collections and move system into it.<br />
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What roles to they need for these actions?<br />
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thanks
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I'm trying to limit what security roles someone has in sccm 2012.

They need to build packages and tasks sequences and be-able to create a collection and move systems into the collection. 

I've given them application author, application deployment, application administrator, and still they cannot create task sequence or create collections and move system into it.

What roles to they need for these actions?

thanks

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