APC AP95100 Power supplier AP95100 User Manual
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AP95100
Getting Started
InfraStruXure Central 4.1 User’s Reference
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a. The Create User window opens. Select the User Information tab.
b. Check the Enabled check box.
c. Type User2 in the User name field.
d. Type User2’s name in the Full Name field.
e. Type a password for User2 in the Password and Verify Password fields.
f. Type User2’s e-mail address in the E-mail Address field.
g. If desired, type additional information in the Description field.
h. Select the User Roles tab.
i. Leave both the InfraStruXure Central administrator and the InfraStruXure Central Proxy
Access check boxes unchecked.
j. Select the User Group Membership tab. The controls on this pane enable you to add the user
account to one or more of the previously defined user groups. However, because this is a new
user account, no user groups will be listed in this pane. Click Add User Group, then select
Server Administrators from the list of available groups and click OK.
user account, no user groups will be listed in this pane. Click Add User Group, then select
Server Administrators from the list of available groups and click OK.
k. Click OK to save this user account.
3. Click the X in the upper right-hand corner of the window to close the User/Group Administration
task. When User1 or User2 attempt to log into the InfraStruXure Central server, their user accounts
will determine the level of access they have to your devices, device groups, and InfraStruXure
Central services.
will determine the level of access they have to your devices, device groups, and InfraStruXure
Central services.
Creating and Editing Groups
You can use local user groups to quickly and easily organize your local user accounts into groups for
simplified user account management. Local user groups can also be created that automatically enable full
administrator access to all InfraStruXure Central functionality on all local user accounts that are added to
the local user group.
simplified user account management. Local user groups can also be created that automatically enable full
administrator access to all InfraStruXure Central functionality on all local user accounts that are added to
the local user group.
To create a user group, or to edit a previously defined user group:
1. Start the User/Group Administration task and then select the Local User Groups tab. A list of all
currently defined local user groups is displayed.
2. To create a new user group, click Create. To edit a previously defined user group select the user
group and then click Edit.
3. The New User Group (or Edit User Group, if you are editing a previously created account) window
appears. This window consists of 3 tabbed panes: The Group Information pane, the Group Roles
pane, and the Group Members pane.
pane, and the Group Members pane.
4. Select the Group Information pane and type in the Group name field a name that will be
associated with this local user group.
5. Select the Group Roles pane. The controls on this pane enable you to configure the local group to
automatically enable full administrator privileges and/or SOCKS proxy to access devices on both
the public network and the internal DHCP LAN (or “private” LAN) when enabled for any local
users that are added to the group. Leave both the InfraStruXure Central administrator check box
and the InfraStruXure Central Proxy Access check box unchecked.
the public network and the internal DHCP LAN (or “private” LAN) when enabled for any local
users that are added to the group. Leave both the InfraStruXure Central administrator check box
and the InfraStruXure Central Proxy Access check box unchecked.
6. Select the Group Members pane. This pane features a list of local user accounts that are members
of this local user group. To add a local user account to this local user group, click Add User, select
one or more previously defined local user accounts from the Choose User(s) pane, and then click
one or more previously defined local user accounts from the Choose User(s) pane, and then click