Use the Users panel of the Server Settings window to add and edit users and groups, to assign users to groups, and to assign privileges and access to maps.
Note: The Server Settings window is available only to users who have administration privileges.
Use the Users panel to maintain the list of users and groups allowed to access the various servers.
The example below shows a typical user and group configuration in the Users panel of the Server Settings window.
Setting up Users and Groups
These two examples show two different users. 'Fred Flintstone' must log in with a name
and password, and 'Tom Terrific' is automatically identified when
connecting from IP address 192.168.*.*.
To edit the information about a user:
A group is a collection of users, all of whom have the same set of permissions.
New group window. Enter the name
of the
new group in this window.
To create a new group:
To view the users in a group:
Click the plus sign (+) to the left of the group to expand it.
To add a user to a group:
Click and drag the user's entry to the group entry. The user appears in the list of users for that group.
To remove a user from a group:
Note: When you remove a user from a group, the user definition is removed only from the group, not from the user list. To remove a user completely from the list and all groups, see Removing Users and Groups below.
To delete a user or group completely:
Note: The Administrators group
is a special group that is always present, and cannot be removed.
Note: The FullWebAccess group is a special group you define.
If present, its members can view all web pages, and can acknowledge devices through the web server.
Note: The FullLogAccess group is a special group you define.
If present, its members can view all log files.
Note: The FullTelnetAccess group is a special group you define.
If present, its members have full access to the Telnet server.
Click the Use Remote Auth Server... button to connect to an InterMapper Authentication Server installed on a different machine from InterMapper. For more information, see Authentication Server. Note: If the InterMapper Authentication Server is installed on the same machine as InterMapper, you need only check the Use IM Auth Server check box. The default server and port are used, and there is no need to enter a name or password. |
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Use the Import button to upload a file containing data for users and groups. For information on importing data, see Importing Data. For information on the User/Group data structure, see User Attributes.