Removing user passwords – Epiphan Networked VGA Grid User Manual

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Networked VGA Grid User Guide

1-2 User Administration

 3. Select the Access passwords link in the Configuration menu; the password configuration page opens.

 4. Highlight and delete the current password for your selected user (the password is currently masked as

dots).

For security reasons, the current password appears as eight dots regardless of password

length, and even if there is no password set.

 5. Highlight and delete the confirmation password for the selected user.

 6. Select the user’s password field and type a new password for the user.

The new password must have between 1-255 alpha-numeric characters or special characters

with no spaces. Passwords are case sensitive.

 7. Select the user’s password confirmation field and confirm the new password.

 8. Click Apply.

 9. If you were logged in as the user whose password you just changed, you are logged out and must log

back in with the new password. If you added or changed the viewer’s password, all viewer’s stream will

pause until they log in with the new password.

If desired, you may specify multiple account passwords on the same page before clicking Apply.

Removing User Passwords

If you want to remove passwords for one or more user accounts, you may do so via the web interface. If you

don’t remember the admin password, refer to the section Overcoming Lost Passwords.

Note that viewer passwords can be set on a per-channel basis.

Clearing a user’s password will cause that user to be logged out. Be ready to log back in with the

new admin password. If viewers are watching the broadcast when the viewer password is cleared

they will be logged out. Viewers may need to refresh their browser window or press play in their

media player to trigger the login prompt.

To clear a user’s password:

 1. Connect to the admin interface using your preferred connection mechanism. See

Connect to the Admin

Interface

.

 2. Login as admin.

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