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Assign the privileges of User Administrator, Machine Administrator, Network
Administrator, or File Administrator to [Administrator 1] to [Administrator 4].
By default, all standard administrator privileges are assigned to the logged-in built-in
administrator (Administrator 1).
9. Press [OK].
When settings are complete, the machine logs you out automatically.
Take note of the login user names and login passwords specified for other administrators
and inform them of the specified ones.
An administrator with any one of the standard administrator privileges can add built-in
administrators or change the privileges as well by logging in to the machine. The
privilege(s) that the administrator can assign to other built-in administrators, however, is
limited to the same privilege as the one that is assigned to the administrator himself.
A custom-privileges administrator with the Authentication/Charge privilege can add built-
in administrators as well by logging in to the machine. However, the administrator is not
allowed to change the privileges.
You can add built-in administrators or change the privileges by using Web Image Monitor
as well. For details, see Web Image Monitor Help.
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Registering External Administrator Groups and Assigning the Standard Administrator
Privileges
When Windows authentication or LDAP authentication is activated as the user authentication
method, you can register external authentication server accounts as external administrators.
Register external administrator groups and assign the same four types of standard
administrator privileges as the ones that are assigned to the built-in administrators.
To register a Windows server account as an external administrator, register an external
administrator group with the same name as the global account to which the target account
belongs and for which it has administrative privileges. You first need to confirm the name of
the global group to which the target account belongs.
Specifying Windows Authentication
You cannot configure any Windows server account as an account for SNMPv3 access.
When the central address book management is enabled, no external administrators can
be registered.
Others (System Settings)
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