Grass Valley SSP-3801 Installation v.1.2 - Manual (Page 39)

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SSP-3801
Installation and Configuration Guide
To manage the User Profiles:
1 Open and log into the SSP-3801 card’s web interface (see page 24 ).
2 From the menu, select Card Configuration > Security. The Users section contains the
current list of user profiles.
3 To create a user profile, click Add. The User Details dialog box appears.
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Fig. 4-7: User Details dialog box
4 Enter the following information about the new user profile:
• Name: enter the name to use when logging into the system (this field is case-
sensitive).
• Password: enter the password for this user profile. The password is case-sensitive
and should be a combination of letters and numbers.
• Level: select the level of access for this user. You have two choices:
• Standard User: restricted access to manage media and add events to the
Timeline
• Administrator: full access to all the SSP-3801 features
5 Click OK.
To edit or delete a user profile:
1 In the Users section, select the user profile you want to modify.
2 Click one of the following:
• Edit: opens the User Details dialog box. Change the user profile fields and click OK.
• Delete: the user profile is removed from the list of profiles. This user will no longer
be able to log into the system.
Managing the Device Access security settings
The SSP-3801 card is configured with the firewall enabled by default that only accepts
connections using HTTPS and denies access to all other protocols. You can configure the
firewall to grant access from other protocols; however, a security alarm will be triggered if
access is enabled. You can change the severity of the alarm by changing its GSM Error Level
to Normal (see “Managing card alarms” in the SSP-3801 User Guide).
IMPORTANT
If you are configuring the SSP-3801 card for the first time, we recommend
that you change password for the “admin” account. Although you can
change its password, you cannot rename or delete the admin account.