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Setting Up Users and
Groups
Setting Up Image Lab Users and Groups
This appendix explains how to set up users and groups to run Image Lab™ Security
Edition software in secure mode.
Note: This task requires System Administrator privileges on the client
computers (and possibly their domain) on which Image Lab is installed.
User Accounts
To give users access to Image Lab Security Edition, you can create new Windows
user accounts, add existing user accounts to the four default user groups specified
in
, or rename any of the four default user groups.
A user account can have any name, but must have a password defined for
the account. See the section on
Password Security, on page 230
for
information about setting passwords for maximum security.
Each user can belong to the Image Lab Administrator group and one other
Image Lab user group.
For example, a user can belong to the Administrator group and the Supervisor
group, but a user cannot belong to both the Clinician group and the Supervisor
group.
User Authentication and Group Membership
Authentication in Image Lab is made up of two processes: user authentication and
group membership evaluation.