What Can I Do If A Message Is Displayed Indicating that the User Has Insufficient Permissions Or Does Not Have the Permission to Create a DRS Task?

Scenarios

When you create a DRS task, the system displays a message indicating that the user has insufficient permissions or does not have the operation permission.

Possible Causes

The user uses an IAM sub-account, which does not have sufficient operation permissions.

Solution

1. Log in to the IAM console as the administrator or using the primary account.
2. In the user list, click Authorize on the right of the user.
   Figure 1 Authorizing an IAM user
   

3. On the Authorize User page, select an authorization mode and required permissions. The DRS FullAccess permission is used as an example. For details about the system permissions supported by DRS, see Permissions Management.
   • Inherit permissions from user groups: Add the IAM user to certain groups with the DRS FullAccess permission to make the user inherit their permissions.
   • Select permissions: Directly assign the DRS FullAccess permission to the IAM user.
     Figure 2 Selecting permissions
     

4. On the Select Scope page, select enterprise projects that the IAM user can access. You do not need to perform this step if you have selected Inherit permissions from user groups.
5. Click OK.

   You can go to the Permissions > Authorization page and view or modify the permissions of the IAM user.