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2.7 User Container
Description
With User Containers, you can easily configure and maintain users by associating devices with each user.
All devices controlled by the Control Box must be associated with a User Container.
The integration configuration of the User Container is shown below.
Wired terminal
Wired terminal
Wired terminal
Wired terminal
User A
Extension:
100
User B
Extension:
101
User C
User A
User B
User C
Extension:
201
Extension User Grp #1
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User Container Concept
Example of the figure
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User A, B, and C are assigned to User Group #1,
the main device of User A is assigned to the device with extension number 100.
User B is assigned to Extension 101 and User C is assigned to extension 201 in the main device.
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In addition, user A has an additional device (sub device) registered in the User Container.
2.7.1 User Container
2.7.1.1 User Container Configuration
Description
The User Container is a "container" for linking the user to the usable devices.
You can easily monitor the users and devices by using this container.
All wired extensions integrated in the Control Box must be integrated into one of the User Containers.
1.
Amount of Users and Device Resources
The Control Box supports a maximum of 2000 User Containers. 1 User Container is reserved for the
Administrator. The remaining 1999 User Containers are for general users.
Up to 2 devices can be registered to each User Container. However, the maximum number of devices
that can be registered is limited to 2000. Therefore, the actual number of User Containers that can be
created may be less than 2000. In the example below, a main and sub device are registered to User
Containers 1 and 3, so the maximum number of User Containers cannot be created.
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