AMX NetLinx Integrated Controllers NI-3000 - Manual (Page 70)

NetLinx Security and Web Server
64 NetLinx Integrated Controllers
Security tab - Modify User page
The Users > Modify User link allows an authorized user to select from a listing of available users
(FIG. 41) and then modify the Master’s access rights for the selected user.
FIG. 41 Security Tab - Modify User
Modify User Entries
Feature Description
Select User Provides a drop-down selection listing of the available users.
• Initially, administrator and NetLinx are listed as a default users.
The administrator has ALL available group and User access
rights. The NetLinx user has only FTP user rights and no
pre-assigned group rights. Thereafter, the last user accessed is
then always shown.
• As more users are added through the Add User section of the
Security tab; those users appear within the drop-down
selection (along with checkmarks alongside their selected user
access rights).
Select New Group Provides a drop-down selection listing of the available groups.
• As more groups are added through the Add Group section of
the Security tab, those groups appear within the drop-down
selection (along with their directory associations).
• Any properties possessed by groups (ex: access rights,
directory associations, etc.) are inherited by users assigned to
a particular group.
Terminal (RS232) Access This selection enables or disables Terminal access (through the
RS232 Program port) for the selected user.
Admin Change Password Access This selection enables or disables the user’s right to change the
administrator’s user passwords.
Note: Once the administrator’s password has been changed, the
default password can no longer be used to gain access.
FTP Access This selection enables or disables FTP Access for the selected
user.
HTTP Access This selection enables or disables Web Server access for the
selected user.
Group Rights are
greyed-out and are read-only
from within Modify User.
The Group Rights column
will appear greyed-out when
viewed within the Mozilla
browser on a Linux machine.