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Adding a User Who Can View the Dashboard
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Depending on the type of user, all of the following properties can be set when adding a user,
and a subset of these when editing a user:
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Property
Type
Username
User ID
Full Name
Password/Confirm
Require session annotation
Kiosk user
Kiosk screen
Roles
Exceptions
The following properties can be set when managing roles:
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User Properties
Description
Clone a user or role. Add a new user or role starting with
fields based on the values from this entry.
Edit a user or role.
Remove a user, role, or authorization.
Description
For a description of user types, see
and Roles" on page
177.
Unique name for user
Enabled only for Local, Data, and No-login users. You
can either choose to have an automatically assigned user
ID or specify a user ID on your own. The self-assigned
ID is not allowed to be less than 100, or be greater than
2147483646, or equal to 60001, 60002, or 65534.
User description
For Local and Data users, type the initial password in
both of these fields
If enabled, when users log in to the appliance they must
provide a text description of the purpose of their login.
This annotation may be used to track work performed for
requests in a ticketing system, and the ticket ID can be
used as the session annotation. The session annotation
appears in the log.
If enabled, the user will only be able to view the screen
in the "Kiosk screen" setting. This can be used to restrict
a user to only see the dashboard, for example. A kiosk
user will not be able to access the appliance via the CLI.
The screen that this kiosk user is restricted to, if "Kiosk
user" is enabled
The roles assigned to a Directory or Local user
These authorizations are included or excluded from those
normally available for the selected roles. For example,
an exception can be added to exclude all or some scope
authorizations for a role assigned to a user, or to include
scope authorizations for a user without that scope defined
in a role.
"Understanding Users
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