Chapter 4: Configuring the Library
Working With Local User Accounts and Passwords
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• Users have access to portions of the Actions, Operations, and
Reports menus. Users cannot access the Setup and Too ls menus.
Users can perform functions within a partition (such as performing
cartridge and tape drive operations), but cannot perform operations
that affect the physical library (such as creating or deleting
partitions).
• On the Web client, users can only perform operations and view
reports within partitions to which they have been granted
access.
• On the operator panel, users can perform actions and view
reports for all partitions.
• Service users have access to the entire physical library and all of its
partitions as well as to service-only functions. Each library has only
one service user account. When a service user logs in, all other active
users are automatically logged out.
Creating Local User
Accounts on the Web
Client
During or after the initial configuration, you can use the default
administrator account to create additional local user accounts, including
other accounts with administrator privileges. These administrators can
themselves create other local administrator and user accounts. Users
without administrator privileges cannot create user accounts. The library
can contain a total of eighteen user/administrator accounts, including
the default administrator account.
Web Client
1 Select Setup > User Management > User Accounts.
2 Click Create.
The Create User Account screen displays.
3Enter User Name - Type a name for the local user account. User
names are limited to 1–12 lower-case letters, numbers, and
underscores (_). For example: john_usa.
4 Enter Password - Type a password for the local user account.
Passwords are limited to 6–16 lower-case alphanumeric characters
and can also include underscores (_), periods (.), hyphens (-),
asterisks (*), and the “at” symbol (@). For example: pass_19.
5 Confirm Password - Retype the password.
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