HP 316095-B21 FW 08.01.00 McDATA EFCM Basic User Manual (620-000240-000, Novem - Page 110
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Configuring User Authentication 5 Defining User Properties To configure the properties of user names, use the User Properties area of the Users Authentication page. Select Security > Authentication Settings on the navigation panel, then select the Users tab. The Users Authentication configuration page (Figure 5-1 on page 5-3) displays. The User Properties area of the page becomes active when a user name is added or edited as described in Adding, Editing, and Deleting User Names on page 5-2. The User Properties area allows the user to configure the following items: • User Name-Specify a user name of up to 23 characters. Spaces, single quotes, double quotes, and colons are not allowed in the user name. • Role-Specify the role for the user name from the drop-down list with selection of role-based privileges: Administrator, Operator, and No Role. NOTE: If you assign the value No Role, this creates a user name that is not authorized to perform tasks but for which you can go back later to assign a role as either an Administrator or Operator. Therefore, if you want to create a user name and then later assign a role to the user name, you would initially select the No Role option. • New Password-If a new password is desired, specify a password of up to 24 characters. If no new password is supplied, the password is unchanged. • Confirm-Used to confirm the password text typed into the New Password text box. Retype the password in this box. • Include Web-Select this check box to allow the user to log in using the web interface (EFCM Basic). • Include CLI check box-Select this check box to allow the user to log in using the CLI. Select the OK button to save and activate the changes. The message Your changes have been successfully activated displays below the page's heading. 5-4 EFCM Basic User Manual