User guide

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A User can be a full User or just View only. These permission types are explained
fully in section 9.3. In the example below 4 users are created with various
permission types.
Phil Sam Dave Jon
User UserAdministratorView Only
Figure 4 Users with different permissions
Once an Administrator creates Targets or sets of Targets (explained below) in the
system, users can be assigned access to individual Targets or sets of Targets.
3.2 Forming users into Groups
You can form users into Groups. In the example below 3 users are formed into the
Finance group. Note! Groups can contain users with different levels of user
permissions.
Phil Sam Dave Jon
Sam Dave Jon
Finance Group
User UserAdministratorView Only
UserAdministratorView Only
Figure 5 Forming users into groups
3.3 Creating Targets
An Administrator creates Targets corresponding to the physical servers connected
to the IP devices, explained in section 7, and also to Targets corresponding to e.g.
printers, firewalls, PDUs and IDSs etc accessed via Access Services™ - see page
14. In the example below, four Targets are created and given identifying names.
They can be named by location, server type or operating system or any other
unique feature associated with that particular server.