System configuration > Users and profiles
Profiles define the set of privileges can be assigned to users. Profiles can be created, updated and removed at any time. Changing or removing a profile assigned to a user affects new sessions only; existing sessions are unaffected until the user logs out.
Hardware control | |
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View only access to Hardware |
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Add and control Hardware |
Test configuration | |
None | No access to Test Configuration pages |
View | View only access to all Test Configuration pages |
Edit | Full access to all Test Configuration pages and functions |
Test control | |
None | No access to Test Control |
View | View and manipulate charts in Test Control |
Start/Stop | Start and stop test runs in Test Control |
All | Access to all Test Control functions |
SIE data files | |
None | No access to SIE Data |
View | View SIE Data files list |
Rename/Delete | Rename and delete SIE Data files |
Download/Extract | Download and extract SIE Data files |
All | Rename, delete, download and extract SIE Data files |
Logs control | |
None | No access to System Logs |
View | View and export System Logs |
Purge | View, export and purge System Logs |
System configuration | |
Users and profiles | Manage Users and Profiles |
Databases | Import Databases |
Networks | Manage Networks |
Firmware | Update Firmware |
Preferences | Set System Preferences |
Customer support | Download support packages and release notes from Customer Support |
To create a profile, click New. Enter the profile name, select the desired privileges and click
Save.
To edit a profile, select the profile from the profiles list and change the parameters. Click Save to apply the changes. Changes apply to new sessions only; existing sessions are unaffected until the user logs out.
To delete a profile, select the desired profile and click Delete.
A deleted profile is removed for all users.
NOTE
The default administrator profile cannot be deleted.
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