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addVANTAGE Pro 6.4 Administrator Guide CHAPTER 3

Administering Users, Groups, and Roles

Adding, Editing, Copying, and Removing Users

On the main Users and Groups dialog, click the Add icon to display the dialog

shown in Figure 20.

Figure 20. Adding a User

Entering User Information

Follow these steps to add a user:

1. Enter a User Name, which is the name that a user will type to log in.

2. Enter the person’s Full Name, which is that user’s actual name. (optional)

The field is important only to the administrator to provide more information

about the user.

3. Enter a Description to convey even more information about a user.

(optional)

4. Enter the Password the user will type to log in.

5. Enter the password again in the Confirm Password field to verify that you

entered the password the way you intended to in the previous field.

6. The default setting for WAP access is to require the user’s password. You

can unselect the Need the password for WAP access checkbox if needed.

7. You can accept the default Users start node or click Change and select a

different node from the dialog that appears. This field specifies what the

user sees as the root node.

8. Enter the user’s E-mail address. (optional)

9. Enter the user’s Phone number. (optional)

To edit a user, highlight the ID in the main Users and Groups dialog and click the

Edit icon. A dialog similar to the one shown in Figure 20 appears, and you can

edit the necessary fields as well as settings on the other tabs.

To copy a user, highlight the ID in the main Users and Groups dialog and click

the Copy icon. By doing so, you add a new user with all the same characteristics

as the original, except the name. A dialog similar to the one shown in Figure 20

appears, and you can make any changes you want on the tabs.

To remove a user, highlight the ID in the main Users and Groups dialog and click

the Remove icon.

Assigning Users to Groups

Users can be assigned to one or more groups. Being assigned to more groups

allows users to have privileges to read or write objects in the system (areas,

RTUs, extensions, and panels) that do not explicitly belong to them. The group

you belong to determines whether you can see or change specific nodes.

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