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== User Groups == | == User Groups == | ||
Revision as of 13:09, 27 March 2013
Users and User Groups are the basis of authentication and authorization forToolpack systems.
Users
Every person using the Toolpack Web Portal should have their own user. Users are defined by a username and a password.
Proper implementation of Users and User Groups increases efficiency and reduce costs by:
- Reducing Human Error,
- Mitigating Risks,
- Improving Security,
- Speeding up & Simplifying Maintenance and Debugging.
User Groups
User Groups define a list of authorized actions applied to each item on the left-hand Toolpack Web Portal menu (resources).
There are 3 authorization levels per resource:
Read/Write Full access to the resource. Read Only view access to the resource. The action commands will be hidden. None No access to the resource. It won't be displayed in the left menu.
Each User needs to be in a User Group. To modify a User access to a resource, you need to modify its User Group or create a new User Group with the required authorization.
The Admin User Group is not modifiable, and each User in this group gets access to all the resource in the Web Portal.
