Using Guest Account Login; Setting Up A Guest Account - Novell ADMINSTUDIO 9.5 User Manual

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Using Guest Account Login

This section describes how to setup a Guest Account and how to login using a Guest Account:

Setting Up a Guest Account

Logging in as a Guest
Setting Up a Guest Account
When a Guest Account is set up, AdminStudio Enterprise Server users without a User Account are automatically
logged in using a Guest Account.
The AdminStudio Enterprise Server administrator can set up a Guest account to permit users without login
credentials to access features such as viewing a report or searching for an Application Request . By using a Guest
Account, Administrators do not have to add a new user account just to provide access for users who only need
very limited functionality.
AdminStudio Enterprise Server system administrators should configure a Guest Account as follows:
Task:
To set up a Guest Account:
1.
Create a new user account to use as the Guest Account, and add this user to the
AdminStudio Enterprise Server Web Application
location of the
<!-- Guest System Access -->
<add key="GuestAccount" value="username@companyname.com" />
2.
On the Administration tab, click Users & Groups. The User Administration page opens.
3.
Assign the Guest Account user to Roles with limited permissions. See
more information.
Guest System Access Recommendations
When setting up Guest System Access, please follow these guidelines:
The AdminStudio Enterprise Server Administrator should assign the Guest account user to Roles with limited
privileges. If the Guest account belongs to a Role with high privileges, then every user who logs on as a Guest
will have high privileges.
If the
GuestAccount
on the AdminStudio Enterprise Server Login page.
If the
GuestAccount
value=""
If the
GuestAccount
the AdminStudio Enterprise Server database, then AdminStudio Enterprise Server displays an error message
when a user tries to log on as a Guest User.
AdminStudio 9.5 User Guide
file:
web.config
key does not exist in the
key exists in the
), then the Guest Access option does not appear on the AdminStudio Enterprise Server Login page.
key exists in the
ADS-0950-UG00
Chapter 4: Managing Users, Directory Services, and User Logins
directory. Enter the user name in the following
wwwroot
file, then the Guest Access option does not appear
web.config
file but the user name specified in the value is empty (such as
web.config
file, but the user name specified in the value does not exist in
web.config
Managing User Logins
file located in the
web.config
Managing Roles and Permissions
for
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