Use the User List form to view all AlterPath Manager system administrators and regular users. The list includes information about each user (e.g., Name, Location, Phone) which you define in the User Detail form.Any user who will use the AlterPath Manager application must be entered in the AlterPath Manager database in order to have access to the application, regardless of whether you are using any other authentication services or not. RADIUS users, for example, must still be registered in the AlterPath Manager database through the User Detail form:
Default tab displays the User’s Profile Detail form (currently displayed). Tab displays functions such as CLI timeout, CLI running mode, and GUI theme. Consoles access control list (ACL) for the current user. Tab displays the selected consoles assigned to the current user and the consoles accessed by the user through group association. Devices access control list (ACL) for the current user. Tab displays the selected devices assigned to the current user and the devices accessed by the user through group association. Tab to display the User’s Profile Group form which shows all groups to which the current user belongs. Tab to display the security rule or rules assigned to the current user. The built in security rules are “DEFAULT RULE” and “ADMIN RULE.” If “YES,” indicates that the user has Admin privileges, and also belongs to the Admin user group. (For Admin use only) Check box to indicate that a security rule has been assigned to the user. Designed to prevent admin users from locking themselves out, the check box is available only to admin users.NOTE: In case the admin user is locked out when this check box is selected, the admin user can edit the script file:/var/apm/bin/apm_unlock_admin.shfrom the Linux shell through the Serial Console Interface. Check box to indicate that local authentication applies to the user. If this box is checked, the “Set Password” button becomes active. User’s email. This is the same field name used by the system for event notification.
4. Click on “Save” to complete the procedure, or continue to the “Preferences” tab.The User Preferences form allows you to configure features such as the type of CLI applet used, and color theme associated with the user. The user also has his or her own control of the parameters in the User Preferences form.
d. GUI Theme: Select blue, gray, green, orange, or custom (from palette, or hexadecimal representation of RGB settings)
2. From the resulting form, select from the “Select Console to User Access” view panel the console you wish to assign to the user.In the selection box, the plus (+) sign is used to indicate defined groups. The Console (or +CONSOLE) group is the default console group.The system transfers the selected group to the “Selected Consoles” view panel on the right.
4. To select another console, repeat steps 2. and 3.. You can also use the “Shift” key to select multiple groups.
2. From the resulting form, select from the “Select Device to User Access” view panel the console you wish to assign to the user.In the selection box, the plus (+) sign is used to indicate defined groups. The Device (or +DEVICE) group is the default device group.The system transfers the selected group to the “Selected Devices” view panel on the right.
4. To select another device, repeat steps 2. and 3.. You can also use the “Shift” key to select multiple groups.The User Group form allows you to assign a user to one or more user groups. The user group, however, must already exist to be able to assign a user to the user group. Otherwise, select “Groups” from the menu to create a user group.
2. From the resulting form, select from the “Select Groups for the User” view panel the group you wish to assign to the user.The system transfers the selected group to the “Selected Groups” view panel on the right.
4. To select another user group, repeat steps 2. and 3.. You can also use the “Shift” key to select multiple user groups.The “Security” tab selects the User’s Security Rule, which allows you to assign or delete a security rule of a user group to which the current user belongs. You can assign a security rule to a user or a user group.
1. From the User List form, click the check box to the left of the username that you wish to delete.
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4. From the “Selected Groups” view panel of the User Group form, select the group or groups from which you wish to remove the current user.