Users & security

ProxDR is built for teams and for auditors. The admin-only pages — Users, Audit log, and Automation — plus dual-control give you attributable, governed operations.

Roles (RBAC)

Every account has one of three roles:

• Viewer — read-only access to status and configuration.
• Operator — can run DR operations (failover, DR test, protect a guest, reprotect) but not change infrastructure or users.
• Admin — full control, including remotes, pairs, licensing, networking, DR policies, users, and settings.

Manage accounts on the Users page. The security-sensitive pages (Users, Audit, Automation, alert policy) are admin-only, including reads — so the roster and the security trail aren’t leaked to lower roles.

Dual-control (two-person approval)

For high-stakes operations you can require dual-control: one operator requests the action and a second must approve before it proceeds. Enable it and choose which operations it gates in Settings.

Audit log

The Audit log records who did what, when — logins, DR operations, config changes. It’s attributable and tamper-evident (a hash-chained trail), which is exactly what compliance frameworks expect.

Automation hooks

The Automation page wires ProxDR events to webhooks — notify chat, ticketing, or a SIEM when replication falls behind, an anomaly is detected, or a failover runs.

Next: Settings.