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Operating instructions
Chapter
7
RFID Access Management
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Working with RFID Access
Management
7.4
Viewing access logs
With RFID Access Management, as well as managing access authorizations, you can also
keep track of which participant has passed through or wanted to pass through which
access point at which time.
RFID Access Management logs all access-related information about the participants that
have been granted access.
The access information for an RFID interrogator is retrieved continuously by RFID Access
Management. For this, the RFID interrogators must be connected to the configuration PC.
If a device is using the
Temporary
connection type, the information is retrieved as soon as
it is connected to the configuration PC.
7.4.1
Opening the list of access logs
The access logs can only be viewed by the
Information Security Officer (ISO)
user role or
in the presence of the Information Security Officer using the four eyes principle. In this
case, the view has to be activated by entering the password which is only known to the
Information Security Officer.
The
Information Security Officer (ISO)
user role is set up solely to provide authorized
access to access logs. The other rights of this user in RFID Access Management are
severely restricted (also see
7.4.3 Closing the access control display
Read the
7.5.4 Defining the access of the Information Security Officer to access logs
chapter if the four eyes principle is also to apply to the
Information Security Officer.
Displaying access logs in the Information Security Officer user role
1. Launch RFID Access Management.
2. Log in with the
Information Security Officer
user role.
3. Use the default password
password123
.
RFID Access Management opens directly in the
Access Log
view (see below).
Note
Note