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title: "SSL VPN permissions management"
slug: "sslvpn-subaccount-vpc"
tags: ["SSL VPN"]
updated: 2026-09-17T09:19:52Z
published: 2026-09-17T09:19:52Z
canonical: "guide.ncloud-docs.com/sslvpn-subaccount-vpc"
stale: true
---

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# SSL VPN permissions management

Available in VPC

You can set different access permissions for SSL VPN using NAVER Cloud Platform's Sub Account service. Sub Account offers both system-managed (System Managed) and user-defined (User Created) policies to help you configure management and operation permissions.

              Note

              

Sub Account is a free service with no additional charges. For more information about Sub Account, see [**Services > Management & Governance > Sub Account**](https://www.ncloud.com/product/management/subAccount) on the NAVER Cloud Platform portal and the [Sub Account user guide](/docs/en/subaccount-overview).

## System-managed policies

System-managed policies are pre-built, role-based policies that NAVER Cloud Platform provides for your convenience. When you assign one of these policies to a sub account that account gets access to SSL VPN. Here are the available system-managed policies for SSL VPN:

| Policy name | Policy description |
| --- | --- |
| NCP_ADMINISTRATOR | Full access to all services, same as the main account |
| NCP_INFRA_MANAGER | Access to all NAVER Cloud Platform services, except the **My Account** > **Pricing information and cost management** > **Billing and payment management** menu on the console |
| NCP_FINANCE_MANAGER | Access to Cost Explorer and the **My Account** > **Pricing information and cost management** > **Billing and payment management** menu on the console |
| NCP_VPC_SSLVPN_MANAGER | Full access to all SSL VPN features on the VPC platform |
| NCP_VPC_SSLVPN_VIEWER | View-only access to all SSL VPN features on the VPC platform |

## User-defined policies

User-defined policies let you create custom permissions. When you assign a user-defined policy to a sub account, that account can only perform the specific actions you've allowed. Here are the available user-defined policies for SSL VPN:

| Type | Action name | Related action | Resource type | Group by resource type | Action description | | ---- | ---- | ---- | ---- | ---- | ---- | | View | View/getSSLVPNList | - | - | SSLVPN | View SSLVPN list. | | View | View/getSSLVPNDetail | View/getSSLVPNList | SSLVPN | SSLVPN | View SSLVPN details. | | View | View/getVPCList | - | - | VPC | View list of VPC for creating SSLVPN. | | View | View/getVPCDetail | View/getVPCList | VPC | VPC | View details of VPC for creating SSLVPN. | | Change | Change/createSSLVPN | View/getVPCList View/getVPCDetail View/getSSLVPNList | - | SSLVPN | Create SSLVPN. | | Change | Change/deleteSSLVPN | View/getSSLVPNList View/getSSLVPNDetail | SSLVPN | SSLVPN | Delete SSLVPN. | | Change | Change/updateSSLVPNSpec | View/getSSLVPNList View/getSSLVPNDetail | SSLVPN | SSLVPN | Edit SSLVPN. | | Change | Change/updateSSLVPNDescription | View/getSSLVPNList View/getSSLVPNDetail | SSLVPN | SSLVPN | Change SSLVPN memo. | | Change | Change/manageSSLVPNUser | View/getSSLVPNList View/getSSLVPNDetail | SSLVPN | SSLVPN | Edit SSLVPN user information. | | Change | Change/manageSSLVPNUserConfiguration | Change/manageSSLVPNUser | SSLVPNUser | SSLVPNUser | Edit SSLVPN user access information. | | Change | Change/createSSLVPNUserConfiguration | Change/manageSSLVPNUser | SSLVPN | SSLVPNUser | Add SSLVPN user access information. | | Change | Change/updateSSLVPNAuthlog | Change/updateSSLVPNSpec | SSLVPN | SSLVPN | Integrate with CLA for collecting Authlog. |

              Caution

              

If you grant someone access to a specific action but not to the required related actions, they won't be able to complete their tasks. Sub Account automatically includes these related permissions to prevent this issue. However, if you manually uncheck these auto-selected related actions, the system assumes this was intentional and won't override your selection.