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The library manages user access to the system based on user and role. This section
outlines how to add and manage users.
User Roles and Access
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Add a User and Assign a Role
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Remove a User
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Change an Assigned Role
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Reset Another User's Password
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User Roles and Access
A user's role determines their access to library functions. The administrator can assign
a user one of the following roles:
Viewer — a read-only role. Viewers can login, monitor library operations, and
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view component states and properties, but they cannot alter the configuration or
operation of the library.
Operator — limited control over the operation of the library, but cannot change
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the configuration. Operators can take the library online/offline, power the library
on/off, import and export cartridges, and run self-tests.
Administrator — has full control over the operation and configuration of the
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library, and can manage other users. The administrator can grant or deny users
access, assign user roles, set and change library properties, configure the TCP/IP
connection and SNMP communication. Since the administrator role can alter
configuration settings, you should limit the number of users with this role.
Service — a special role for service technicians. The service user has all the
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privileges of an administrator except for managing users. When you require the
assistance of an Oracle service representative, you can create a log-in account for
the service person and assign the account to the Service user.
See Also:
"Add a User and Assign a Role"
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Add a User and Assign a Role
Log into the remote interface with the administrator or service role.
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Select Users in the left menu.
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Managing Users
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on page 5-1
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Managing Users 5-1
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