Creating Awms Users - Dell PowerConnect W-Airwave User Manual

Creating AWMS Users

AWMS installs with only one AMP user—the admin, who is authorized to:
define additional users with varying levels of privilege, be it manage read/write or monitoring.
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limit the viewable devices as well as the level of access a user has to the devices.
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Each general user that you add needs a Username, a Password, and a Role. Use unique and meaningful user
names as they are recorded in the log files when you or other users make changes in AWMS.
NOTE: Username and password are not required if you configure AWMS to use RADIUS or TACACS authentication. You do not
need to add individual users to the AWMS server if you use RADIUS or TACACS authentication.
The user role defines the user type, access level, and the top folder for that user. User roles are defined on the
AMP Setup > Roles page. Refer to the next procedure in this chapter for additional information,
AWMS User Roles" on
The admin user can provide optional additional information about the user including the user's real name, email
address, phone number, and so forth.
Perform the following steps to display, add, edit, or delete AWMS users of any privilege level. You must be an
admin user to complete these steps.
1. Go to the AMP Setup > Users page. This page displays all users currently configured in AWMS.
illustrates the contents and layout of this page.
Figure 17 AMP Setup > Users Page Illustration
2. Select Add to create a new user, select the pencil icon to edit an existing user, or select a user and select
Delete to remove that user from AWMS. When you select Add or the edit icon, the Add User page appears,
illustrated in
Figure 18 AMP Setup > Users > Add/Edit User Page Illustration
3. Enter or edit the settings on this page.
Table 18 AMP Setup > User > Add/Edit User Fields and Default Values
Setting
Username
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Default Description
None Sets the username as an alphanumeric string. The Username is used when logging in to AWMS and
appears in AWMS log files.
Table 18 describes these settings in additional detail.
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