Authorization (Group/Role Management); Using Group And Role-Based Authority - Samsung MFP SECURITY White Paper

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ID and Password Setup

The system administrator can create each user's ID and Password by using the Web-UI.

When the Authentication mode is enabled, a User can log in to the device through the Local UI or through a Network

connection. Only authorized users can access the device after successfully logging on. The following are examples of

Local and Network login screens:

7.3

Authorization (Group/Role Management)

A common form of user management is known as Role-Based Access Control (RBAC). By using a defined set of roles, an

administrator can easily assign access to a user by assigning them to a role. Adding a user to a group also allows the

administrator to manage access for large groups of users. Examples of Roles for the MFP are Print only; Scan Only, Copy

Only or any combination of these and others.

7.3.1

The Administrator can create several groups with different user roles by using SyncThru

the user property of Authorization, Authentication and Accounting can be controlled by Group/Role definitions. For

example, when Group "A" has only "Copy" authority, a user in that group can only use 1 Copy feature but not other

features like Faxing or Scanning.

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