Answer / subal

Fire Fighter is used if you have implemented Virsa/GRC

Fire fighter is also a nomal user ID but having some
specific access [Say Su01 or SAP_ALL]as per the needs.
User type is kept as "service user'

when it is used:
Say, in your project you are security administrator who
does not have access to direct SU01 but you needs the
access urgently.
then FFID owner/administrator assigns you a FFID for
limited period so that you can perform the task from your
login ID and pwd,using tcode /n/virsa/vfat and login with
that FFID.
while loging you will be prompted to give business reason
for access.

everything you perform in that period [Using FFID]gets
recorded for auditing.

Regards,
Subal

Answer / vijay

Greetings Subal,

Thanks a ton for your effort in answering the questions
here. I am keen in learning SAP BASIS & SECURITY MODULE. I
currently work for a MNC in the SAP BASIS service desk
process where there is little scope to learn much. Could
you kindly guide me with the SAP BASIS & SECURITY documents
so I could improve my knowledge. Am currently finding it
difficult to get a better job due to inimal knowledge.

Thanks a ton
Vijay

Answer / lucky

firefighter is a nothing but a normaluser assign a super
user access(firefighterid)
alterntive acess is sap_all

role name:/virsa/zvfat_firefighte

emegency time this can using this aceess firefighter

Answer / pro

fire Fighter is Virsa tool, this used to excute critical
tcode when doing configration

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