Toshiba Strata DK Backup - Manual (Page 132)

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To add users and assign passwords
Note See Table 7 for a list of password access levels for each menu option available in the
DKAdmin/DKBackup programs.
1. Highlight the User ID field and press Ins . A pop-up dialog box displays enabling you to
enter new user ID information.
2. Enter a User ID using up to eight characters and press Enter .
3. Enter the User Name and press Enter .
4. Enter a Password using up to eight characters and press Enter .
5. Enter a Password Level and press Enter . The password level defines which Strata DK
Programs and DKAdmin/DKBackup menu items a user may access (up to 10 levels can be
created).
There are currently four (default) levels for DKAdmin:
There are currently two (default) levels for DKBackup:
6. To add another user ID, press Ins , and repeat Steps 2~5.
Note Any existing user/password data may be overwritten or deleted.
2 = Administrator Level I access. Access to Check System Processor, System/
Station Administration, ACD Programs (level 2 only) and Port Attributes
only; no access to password set up, Program Administration, feature
reference, security maintenance, backup/restore, or view/print/delete data
functions. Default ID and password is “ADMIN1”.
5 = Administrator Level II access. Access to programs with level 5 and below (see
DKAdmin/DKBackup Security, below, for more information). No access to
password set up, security maintenance, backup/restore, or view/print/delete
data functions. Default ID and password is “ADMIN2”.
8 = Tech Level I access. Access to all programs. No access to password or security
setup. Default ID and password is “TECH1”.
9 = Master access. Full Access to all functions and screens. Level 9 is typically
used by managers to assign passwords for Technicians and end users.
6 = Tech Level I access. Access to all programs. No access to password or security
setup. Default ID and password is “TECH1”.
9 = Master access. Full Access to all functions and screens. Level 9 is typically
used by managers to assign passwords for Technicians and end users.