Hi Jimmy, An offering that is set to be accessible by ROOT domain, is available to its children too. i.e., since Domain A is a child domain of ROOT, the offering - Admin Test that was created for ROOT domain, would be accessible to Domain A as well. Afaik, there currently is no way to restrict it only to the ROOT domain (or only to a specific domain). But to have offerings accessible only to a specific child domain(of ROOT) and its children, specify the child domain id.
Regards, Pearl ________________________________ From: Jimmy Huybrechts <ji...@linservers.com> Sent: November 20, 2023 10:25 AM To: users@cloudstack.apache.org <users@cloudstack.apache.org> Subject: Service offerings for root domain visible by other domains Hi, I’m trying to create some offerings now, according to the documentation I can set domains for which it should be visible, so I created one called “Admin Test” and assigned only ROOT to the offering, now logged in with my test account from domain A which is a domain admin for domain A (no access to root domain). Now when I try to create an instance on my domain admin in domain A I can still see and even use Admin Test which should not be possible to even see for that domain admin. Is there any option I should change for that? As to use that for customers it would be helpful if they can only see what they should see in offerings. -- Jimmy
