RC-E User Manual
Management Client (RC-E Manager)
View Group Rights
The
View Group
tab lets you specify which view groups (i.e. groups of views in clients; see Manage View Groups (on
page 108) for more information) users/groups with the selected role should be able to use.
The tab is divided into two halves: In the upper half you select the view group for which you want to specify role rights.
In the lower half you then specify how users/groups with the selected role should be able to access the selected view
group.
Setting determines whether users/groups with the selected role are able to work when using Ocularis Client in Limited
Mode.
Server Rights
Specifying role rights on the
Servers
tab is only relevant if you have integrated NetDVMS or RC-C servers into your
RC-E solution; see Manage RC-C Servers (on page 162) for more information.
The tab is divided into two halves: In the upper half you select the server for which you want to specify role rights. In
the lower half you then specify which authentication settings should apply for users/groups with the selected role. The
process is described in detail in Defining Access Roles for OnSSI RC-C Servers (see "Manage RC-C Servers" on
page 162).
NetMatrix Rights
Specifying role rights on the
NetMatrix
tab is only relevant if you have configured NetMatrix recipients on your RC-E
system.
From the Ocularis Client it is possible to send video to selected NetMatrix recipients. The
NetMatrix
tab lets you
specify which NetMatrix recipients should be selectable for this purpose in the Ocularis Client.
The tab is divided into two halves: In the upper half you select the NetMatrix recipient for which you want to specify
role rights. In the lower half you then specify if users/groups with the selected role should be able to select the
NetMatrix recipient in the Ocularis Client when used in Limited Mode.
Manage View Groups
The way in which video from one or more cameras is presented in clients is called a view. A view group is basically a
container for one or more logical groups of such views.
View Groups configured in RC-E will only be accessible via Ocularis Client in Limited Mode. Standard views are
configured on the Ocularis Base using the Ocularis Administrator application.
More about View Groups
By default, each role you define in the Management Client is also created as a view group: when you add a role in
RC-E Manager, the role will by default appear as a view group for use in Ocularis Client Limited Mode.
A view group based on a role will by default only be available to users/groups who have been assigned to the role
in question. You are able to change this; see
View Group Rights
in Specify Rights of a Role (on page 150).
A view group based on a role will by default carry the role's name.
Example:
If you create a role with the name
Building A Security Staff
, it will by default appear in Ocularis
Client Limited Mode as a view group called
Building A Security Staff
. You are able to change the name;
see the following for more information.
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