Web Portal Sections:Users - Revision history

Allyntree at 10:52, 8 June 2010

2010-06-08T10:52:04Z

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2010-05-27T14:32:48Z

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2010-05-27T14:31:26Z

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The Users menu item in the Navigation bar lists the users that have been created on the system.

By default, there is a single user: root. You may also find it desirable to create multiple user accounts with different privileges for accessing the system. This allows you to differentiate between the requirements and capabilities of a true system administrator and a system user tasked with downloading a system log, for example.

User privileges are based on a system of levels, where level 0 is the highest level and level 7 is the lowest level. When creating a configuration, it is possible to assign a required user level to it.

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	By default, there is a single user: root. You may also find it desirable to create multiple user accounts with different privileges for accessing the system. This allows you to differentiate between the requirements and capabilities of a true system administrator and a system user tasked with downloading a system log, for example.		By default, there is a single user: root. You may also find it desirable to create multiple user accounts with different privileges for accessing the system. This allows you to differentiate between the requirements and capabilities of a true system administrator and a system user tasked with downloading a system log, for example.

−	User privileges are based on a system of levels, where level 0 is the highest level and level 7 is the lowest level. When creating a configuration, it is possible to assign a required user level to it.	+	User privileges are based on a system of levels, where level 0 is the highest level and level 9 is the lowest level. When creating a configuration, it is possible to assign a required user level to it.

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-The Users [[Web Portal Sections|section]] of the [[Web Portal]] lists the users that have been created on the system.
+The Users section of the [[Web Portal]] lists the users that have been created on the system.
 By default, there is a single user: root. You may also find it desirable to create multiple user accounts with different privileges for accessing the system. This allows you to differentiate between the requirements and capabilities of a true system administrator and a system user tasked with downloading a system log, for example.
 User privileges are based on a system of levels, where level 0 is the highest level and level 7 is the lowest level. When creating a configuration, it is possible to assign a required user level to it.