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IPAC Server Administrator's Manual
Important Antipassback Considerations
Users start out in the (none) zone when created.
Administrators with appropriate permissions to activate devices can reset a group's or user's
Antipassback zone to whichever zone the administrator desires.
When a user's or group's zone is reset, the action is noted in the activity log.
With Hard Antipassback, once a user has entered a zone, he or she will not be allowed back
into this zone until exiting that zone.
Tenant account may use system Antipassback zones in their zone configuration if the Global
Visibility option is checked.
Administrators can set the device's Antipassback zone from the Devices list page or from
the Edit Antipassback Zone page.
WARNING: Antipassback and deleting doors
It is very important to note that any doors that have antipassback in
use can still be deleted. However, this will cause severe problems for
antipassback functionality. Do NOT delete any doors on a system
using antipassback without first being aware of the effects of how
deleting that door will affect your antipassback setup.
Groups who are immune to Antipassback controls do not follow the same Antipassback
controls as those who are not immune. These users are free to enter or exit a door even if
the Antipassback Reset Interval has not elapsed.
Alternate readers can be set up without Antipassback enabled
If device is using a device profile, the device follows the profile's configured settings for
Antipassback.
All devices with readers can be configured for Antipassback.
Administrators with appropriate permissions can select a zone for a group to be
automatically reset to once a day.
Antipassback functionality can work across multiple panels.
User Aliases are universally affected by antipassback actions taken in the primary account.
For example, if the primary account resets the antipassback settings for the user's group,
the user (and its alias) will be affected.
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