Edit Role Menu; Access Rights Menu - AMX NX-1200 Webconsole And Programming Manual

Edit Role Menu

The Edit Role Menu is accessed whenever you enter the Add role, or Edit role selections from the Setup Security menu. The Edit
Role Menu options are described in the following table:
Edit Role Menu
Command
1) Display Access Rights
2) Change Access Rights
3) Disable/Enable Role
4) Rename

Access Rights Menu

The Access Rights Menu is accessed whenever you select Change Access Rights (option 2) from the Edit Role menu. Active access
rights for the role are marked with an asterisk (*). The options in this menu is described in the following table:
Access Rights Menu
Option
1) View Audit Log
2) Configuration
Security
3) Device Configuration
4) Network
Configuration
5) Telnet/SSH
6) FTP/SFTP Access
7) HTTP
8) Program Port/RS232
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Description
This selection will display the current Access Rights assigned to the role.
This selection will display any current directory associations assigned to the role, and then will
prompt you to select the directory association you want to delete.
This selection allows you to disable the role so it cannot be assigned to a user or device. When
disabled, the option changes to Enable Role. Select the option again to enable the role.
This selection enables you to change the role's name.
Description
Select to allow the role to view and configure the audit log.
Select to allow the role to modify general configuration including access to WebControl for RMS and RPM
Configuration and the following parameters:
• Auto-locate enable/disable
• Device Holdoff setting
• Duet memory allocation
• ICSP TCP timeout
• Master-to-master route mode
• Message log length
• Message thresholds for threads
• Queue sizes for threads
• UDP broadcast rate
NOTE: This permission also includes the right to reboot the Master after the conf iguration change. It
does not include the right to reboot the Master outside of this context or to reboot any other devices.
NOTE: This permission is not required to view the information, only to change it.
Select to allow the role to modify the configuration of NetLinx and 3rd party devices including the
following:
• System number
• Device number
• Duet/XDD module binding options
• IP Device Discovery enable/disable
• NDP enable/disable
• NetLinx device control/emulation
• URL list
• Integrated device settings
• Switcher device settings (DVX or DGX)
• Reboot
NOTE: This permission is not required to view the information, only to change it.
Select to allow the role to modify network configuration including the following:
• Clock Manager settings
• DHCP/Static setting (Gateway IPv4 address, IPv4 address, IPv4 subnet mask (if static selected))
• DNS server addresses
• Domain name
• Hostname
• zeroconfig enable/disable
NOTE: This permission also includes the right to reboot the Master after the conf iguration change. It
does not include the right to reboot the Master outside of this context or to reboot any other devices.
NOTE: This permission is not required to view the information, only to change it.
Select to allow the role to have Telnet and SSH access.
Select to allow the role to have FTP and SFTP access.
Select to allow the role to have HTTP and HTTPS access.
Select to allow the role to have terminal access via the Program Port.
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