Managing User Sign-Ins; Creating Sign-Ins - Avaya S6200 Administration And Maintenance

Managing User Sign-Ins

A sign-in consists of a login name and a password created for a Bridge Talk user. The privilege
level for a sign-in specifies which Bridge Talk resources that sign-in can use and what
management interface menus the sign-in can access through Bridge Talk. Users with the
higher-level sign-ins can access more resources than sign-ins with lower-level sign-ins. This
section describes how to create, modify, and delete user sign-ins. You must create sign-ins for
operators who supervise attended conferences using Bridge Talk.
Table 6 lists and describes sign-ins levels.
Table 6: Sign-In Levels and Privileges
Sign-In Level
Maintenance
Administrator
Operator
Scheduler

Creating Sign-Ins

You must have maintenance or administrator privileges to create sign-ins. A maintenance-level
user can create, delete, and view all sign-ins. An administrator-level user can create and delete
administrator sign-ins and all lower-level sign-ins.
Privileges
Access to all
Bridge Talk
interface options, including maintenance, administrator,
operator, scheduler tasks, and network configuration.
Access to all
Bridge Talk
administrator-level management interface options.
Access to operator tasks only. No access to
Bridge Talk
the System Administrator menu.
Access to the
Bridge Talk
Managing User Sign-Ins
resources and management
resources and
Scheduler application.
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