Adding Or Modifying User Accounts - Extreme Networks EPICenter Reference Manual

When you select a user in the Users list, the EPICenter Feature Access list at the bottom of the page
displays that user's access on a feature-by feature basis, as determined by his current Role. To change
this list, you can either assign a different role to the user, or modify the feature access defined for the
current Role (which will affect all users with that Role).

Adding or Modifying User Accounts

To add users to the EPICenter database, or to modify EPICenter user account access, follow these steps:
1 Click Add to add a new user.
Select a user name and click Modify to change a user's password, EPICenter access role, or
ExtremeWare access.
A New User window or Edit User window appears
Figure 170: New User and Edit User windows
The fields in these windows are:
User Name
Password
Verify Password
Role
ExtremeWare RADIUS
Account Access
2 For a new user, enter the appropriate information. For an existing user, make the necessary changes
to the password, role or ExtremeWare access. Note the for the user "admin" you cannot change the
role. (The user "admin" cannot be deleted, either.)
3 Click OK.
The new user information is stored in the EPICenter database.
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The EPICenter login name for the user. This is filled in and cannot be modified if
you are editing an existing user.
The password for this user.
The password typed a second time for verification.
The EPICenter Role for this user. The four basic roles (Administrator, Disabled,
Manager, and Monitor) are presented, along with any additional roles an EPICenter
administrator may have defined.
Thee ExtremeWare RADIUS Access level for this user:
• Administrator access allows the user to modify device parameters as well as view
status information and statistics.
• User access allows the user to view device status information and statistics, but
not modify any parameters.
• No Access provides no access privileges, but keeps the user's account
information in the EPICenter database.
(Figure 170).
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