Logon Management

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The logon management tab is shown in Figure 6-1. Here, a maximum of 63 user accounts can be listed. Click on the Get User (  ) button to retrieve the current user list. Each user has a Username, a Privilege Level and an Enable field. The Privilege Level will be one of the following,

 

Administrator: full functions supported

Operator: full functions supported but no logon management function

User: Less functions. Unavailable functions will be hidden or disabled.

CallBack: Reversed.

 

If the Enable field is No, it means the user currently cannot login to the blade system. The administrator can change the Enable field to Yes to allow a user to logon.

 

Figure 6-1. Logon Management Tab

 

When creating a new user, please click on the New User (  ) button. A new user dialog box as seen in Figure 6-2 appears. The sequence is the order in the user list. Type in the username, password, password confirm and privilege level. A new user will then be listed in the table shown in Figure 6-3.

 

Figure 6-2. Add New User Dialog Box

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Figure 6-3. A New User (ˇ§Jackˇ¨) Created

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To delete a user, please select a user in the user list table and click on the delete (  ) button.

 

To edit the user data, please select a user in the user list table. The user data will be shown in the right panel. In the Update User Data area, you can edit the username and privilege level. The Enable User checkbox is used to enable or disable a user.

 

In the Update Password area, you can update the userˇ¦s password. Click Update Password after you type and confirm a new password. We suggest using the Verify Login to check if the password update is successful. It is also helpful to check that the new user was created.

 

Clicking on the Verify Login button will generate the dialog box as shown in Figure 6-4 showing the username and password. Input the username and password that you want to verify. Once the username and password are verified, you will see a dialog box like that in Figure 6-5. Otherwise, you will see a failed message, as shown in Figure 6-6.

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Figure 6-4. Verify Login

 

 

Figure 6-5. Successful Login

 

Figure 6-6. Failed Login