Example: setting up user access to bins, Example: setting up user access to channels – Grass Valley K2 Media Client System Guide v.3.3 User Manual

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K2 Media Client System Guide

June 9, 2009

Chapter 6 Administering and maintaining the K2 system

Example: Setting up user access to bins

In this example User A requires a private bin in which only they can see media or have
any access to media. User B requires a bin that provides media to other users, but
prevents other users from modifying the media. To set up security features to meet
these requirements, do the following:

Example: Setting up user access to channels

In this example User A requires exclusive access to channels 1 and 2 and User B
requires exclusive access to channels 3 and 4. To set up security features to meet these
requirements, do the following:

Task

Documentation

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Log on to the local K2 Media Client with Windows administrator

permissions.

“Security and user accounts” on page 137

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Configure a “userA” account and a “userB” account on the local K2

Media Client. Do not assign these users to the administrators group.

Use standard Windows procedures

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Log on to AppCenter with K2 administrator permissions.

“Security and user accounts” on page 137

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Create a “userA_private” bin and a “userB_share” bin on the local

K2 Media Client.

K2 Media Client User Guide

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For bin “userA_private” configure an access control list with

permissions as follows:
- Everyone: Remove this group from the access control list
- BUILTIN/Administrators: Deny Full Control
- userA: Allow Full Control

“Configuring media access security for K2
bins” on page 137

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For bin “userB_share” configure an access control list with

permissions as follows:
- Everyone: Remove this group from the access control list
- userA: Allow Full Control
- All accounts except userA: Allow Explore Bin, Deny Rename

Clips, Deny Delete Clips

“Configuring media access security for K2
bins” on page 137

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Log on to AppCenter as userA. Test userA access to bins. Log off.

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Log on to AppCenter as userB. Test userB access to bins. Log off.

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Task

Documentation

❑

Log on to the local K2 Media Client with Windows administrator

permissions.

“Security and user accounts” on page 137

❑

Configure a “userA” account and a “userB” account on the local K2

Media Client. Do not assign these users to the administrators group.

Use standard Windows procedures

❑

Log on to AppCenter with K2 administrator permissions.

“Security and user accounts” on page 137

❑

For channels 1 and 2, configure access control lists with permissions

as follows:
- Everyone: Remove this group from the access control list
- userA: Allow

“Configuring channel access security” on
page 142

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For channels 3 and 4, configure access control lists with permissions

as follows:
- Everyone: Remove this group from the access control list
- userB: Allow

“Configuring channel access security” on
page 142

❑

Log on to AppCenter as userA. Test userA access to channels. Log off.

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❑

Log on to AppCenter as userB. Test userB access to channels. Log off.

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