User guide

User Scenarios CentreVu CMS R3V8 High Availability User Guide
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Users - Adding
or modifying
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To administer a new user on the CMS High Availability system, add the
new user on the Primary CMS server. Then restore this new data to the
Secondary CMS server.
1. Add user(s) via User Data on the Primary CMS server (for details
see
Assigning User Data , Chapter 9 in: CentreVu® CMS
Administration, 585-210-910).
2. Add user(s) Permissions on the Primary CMS server (for details,
see
Assigning User Data , Chapter 9 in: CentreVu® CMS
Administration, 585-210-910).
3. Do maintenance backup of CMS system administration data and
ACD-specific administration data on the Primary CMS server (for
details, see
Running a Maintenance Backup , Chapter 11 in:
CentreVu® CMS Administration, 585-210-910).
4. Log in to the Secondary CMS server and change to single-user
mode.
5. Do maintenance restore of CMS system administration data and
ACD-specific administration data on the Secondary CMS server for
all ACDs (for details, see
Running a Restore , Chapter 11 in:
CentreVu® CMS Administration, 585-210-910).
6. Change the Secondary server back to multi-user mode.
7. Log off the secondary server.
Maintenance restore of CMS system administration data replaces the
user data, and generates a UNIX login and a user directory for logins that
are on the backup tape. Maintenance restore of ACD-specific
administration data replaces the user permissions. CMS user passwords
must be administered separately on each CMS server (see “
Users -
Setting User Passwords”, below).
Users -
Removing
3
To remove CMS users:
1. Delete the user(s) from the Primary CMS server.
2. Delete the same user(s) from the Secondary CMS server.
NOTE: