Configurethedeviceusing theweb interface System Configuration
Digi Connect Family and ConnectPort TSFamily
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User 2is undefined. That is, the user doesnot exist by default, but you can define User 2.
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Usethe User Permissions settings in theweb interfaceor the set permissionscommand in the
command-line interface (see the Digi Connect®Family Command Reference for command
description) to configure the permissionsfor User 2.
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You can change permissionsfor User 2to be either greater than or lessthan its default.
More-than-two-user model
User definitions are exactly thesame asthe two-user model, with the addition of user groupsand
more users. The set group command defines user groups; see the Digi Connect®Family Command
Reference for command description. Currently, there isno web interface page for defining user
groups.
Special feature for Digi Connect ME only
Digi Connect MEuses the two-user model, but you can disable the login prompt (password
authentication).
User permissions settings
Usethe User Permissions page to define whether and how users can use services and configuration
settings for theDigi Connect and ConnectPort TSFamily product. For example, you can disable a
user’saccessto certain parts of the web interface, or allow them to display settingsonly but not
change them.
Thelist of services and the user permissions available for them vary by Digi Connect and ConnectPort
TSFamily product and the featuressupported in theproduct. There are several groups of services,
such as Network Configuration, Serial Configuration, System Configuration, Command Line
Applications, and System Administration, with user permissions for variousfeatures.
User permissionsand effects
Permission Setting Effect
None Theuser doesnot havepermission to execute this setting.
Read Self Theuser can display their own settings, but cannot display settings for
other users.
Read Theuser can read the settingsfor all users, but does not have permission
to modify or write the settings.
Read/Write Self The user can read and write their own settings, but does not have
permission to modify or write the settings for other users.
Read All/Write Self Theuser can read the settingsfor all users and can modify their own
settings.
Read/Write Theuser has full permission to read and write the settings for all users.
Execute Theuser has full permission to execute the settings.
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