# ShowPermissions

The `ShowPermissions` action returns information on whether a specified IP address is allowed to send query actions or administrative actions to the action port.

For users that belong to the `Admin` standard role (see Authorization Roles Configuration Parameters), the `ShowPermissions` response also includes information about the rules that are used to define whether a particular client IP address has particular permissions.

## Example

    action=ShowPermissions&IP=12.3.4.56

This action checks whether the machine with the IP address `12.3.4.56` is allowed to send actions to the port. If you send the action as a user that belongs to the `Admin` standard role, the action returns the following information:

      <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
    - <autnresponse xmlns:autn="http://schemas.autonomy.com/aci/">
         <action>SHOWPERMISSIONS</action>
         <response>SUCCESS</response>
       - <responsedata>
        - <autn:rules>
          - <autn:queryclient>
              <autn:enabled>true</autn:enabled>
              <autn:origin>*</autn:origin>
            </autn:queryclient>
          - <autn:adminclient>
              <autn:enabled>true</autn:enabled>
              <autn:origin>*</autn:origin>
            </autn:adminclient>
          - <autn:allowedproxy>
              <autn:enabled>true</autn:enabled>
              <autn:origin>12.3.4.56</autn:origin>
              <autn:origin>::1</autn:origin>
              <autn:origin>127.0.0.1</autn:origin>
            </autn:allowedproxy>
          - <autn:servicestatusclient>
              <autn:enabled>true</autn:enabled>
              <autn:origin>*</autn:origin>
            </autn:servicestatusclient>
          - <autn:servicecontrolclient>
              <autn:enabled>true</autn:enabled>
              <autn:origin>*</autn:origin>
            </autn:servicecontrolclient>
          - <autn:indexclient>
              <autn:enabled>true</autn:enabled>
              <autn:origin>::1</autn:origin>
              <autn:origin>127.0.0.1</autn:origin>
            </autn:indexclient>
          - <autn:allowedindexproxy>
              <autn:enabled>true</autn:enabled>
              <autn:origin>12.3.4.56</autn:origin>
              <autn:origin>::1</autn:origin>
              <autn:origin>127.0.0.1</autn:origin>
            </autn:allowedindexproxy>
          </autn:rules>
        - <autn:requested>
            <autn:ip>12.3.4.56</autn:ip>
            <autn:ipvalid>true</autn:ipvalid>
            <autn:queryclient>true</autn:queryclient>
            <autn:adminclient>true</autn:adminclient>
            <autn:allowedproxy>true</autn:allowedproxy>
            <autn:servicestatusclient>true</autn:servicestatusclient>
            <autn:servicecontrolclient>true</autn:servicecontrolclient>
            <autn:indexclient>false</autn:indexclient>
            <autn:allowedindexproxy>true</autn:allowedindexproxy>
            <autn:cors>
               <autn:enabled>true</autn:enabled>
               <autn:origin>*</autn:origin>
            </autn:cors>
          </autn:requested>
         </responsedata>
      </autnresponse>

If you send the action as a user that does not belong to the `Admin` role, the action does not return the `<autn:rules>` section of the response.

Alternatively you can specify the action without an IP address, in which case Microsoft Planner Connector returns the permissions information for the referring IP address.

## Optional Parameters

This action accepts the following optional parameters.

Parameter | Description
--- | ---
IP | the IP address (in numeric format) that you want to show permissions for.

This action accepts the following standard ACI action parameters.

Parameter | Description
--- | ---
ActionID | A string to use to identify an ACI action.
EncryptResponse | Encrypt the output.
FileName | The file to write output to.
ForceTemplateRefresh | Forces the server to load the template from disk.
Output | Writes output to a file.
ResponseFormat | The format of the action output.
Template | The template to use for the action output.
TemplateParamCSVs | A list of variables to use for the specified template.

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