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OneSecure Video Management Software Amdinstrator Manual V3.0.09 Manage User Groups/ Users The User Groups/Users page allows you to (1) manage the access permissions of different user groups, (2) add users to or delete them from user groups, (3) and assign users to specific user group. This chapter will take you through these settings. Access Permissions In OneSecure, the access permissions are managed by User Groups. User Groups defines what functions and devices are allowed for each user. Different User Groups will have different access rights in terms of permitted operations with each device like Live View, Playback, and NVR server management operations like Device Setup, Schedule Setup, Event Setup and System Setup. For example, an Administrator User is allowed for all the operations in NVR, while a standard User may only be permitted to do Live View and Playback with limited devices. The chart below displays different employees as NVR Users and their access rights in this system: Jeremy, Gate Guard Gate Group (User) Monitor Sam, Security Head Security Group (User) Sean, Manager Administrator Group Playback Monitor Playback Setup Overview Go to Setup page Users tab. There are two sections to manage User Groups and Users individually. User Groups: To setup user groups and its permissions for device and functionalities. Users: To manage user accounts and configure user information. OneSecure has integrated Microsoft Active Directory® service to provide network administrators a more convenient choice for user management. Active Directory is a directory service built in Microsoft Server products to manage user identities and privileges within the 85

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OneSecure Video Management Software Amdinstrator Manual V3.0.09
85
Manage User Groups/ Users
The User Groups/Users page allows you to (1) manage the access permissions of different
user groups, (2) add users to or delete them from user groups, (3) and assign users to specific
user group. This chapter will take you through these settings.
Access Permissions
In OneSecure, the access permissions are managed by
User
Groups
.
User Groups
defines
what functions and devices are allowed for each user. Different
User Groups
will have
different access rights in terms of permitted operations with each device like
Live View
,
Playback
, and NVR server management operations like
Device Setup
,
Schedule Setup
,
Event Setup
and
System Setup
. For example, an Administrator User is allowed for all the
operations in NVR, while a standard User may only be permitted to do
Live View
and
Playback
with limited devices.
The chart below displays different employees as NVR Users and their access rights in this
system:
Overview
Go to
Setup
page
Users
tab. There are two sections to manage User Groups and Users
individually.
User Groups
: To setup user groups and its permissions for device and functionalities.
Users
: To manage user accounts and configure user information.
OneSecure has integrated
Microsoft Active Directory
®
service to provide network
administrators a more convenient choice for user management. Active Directory is a directory
service built in Microsoft Server products to manage user identities and privileges within the
Setup
Jeremy, Gate Guard
Gate
Group (User)
Sam, Security Head
Security
Group (User)
Monitor
Sean, Manager
Administrator
Group
Playback
Playback
Monitor