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Figure 6-5: Security Editor screen
2.
Create the RBAC first:
a.
Verify that Role displays Administrator.
b.
Click
Add User
.
c.
Type the user name into Name.
d.
Type the password into Password.
e.
Click
OK
.
3.
Follow the procedures detailed in section
Create a new user account to create user
accounts with standard roles. Then proceed to Step 4.
4.
To define or customize a role, see section
Create a new user account. Return here when
complete.
5.
To assign RBAC security to a communication port, see section
authentication on communication ports.
6.
Type a description of the security file into Description.
7.
Click
Save As
to save the new security control file.
8.
Type a password for the security file and click
OK
. The Save Security File dialog displays.
9.
Navigate to the appropriate folder, then rename the file as necessary. Click
Save
.
IMPORTANT NOTE:
The Security Key displays at the top right corner of the Security Editor dialog.
This key displays “n/a will be generated on save” before the security file is saved for the first time,
or after changes. After saving, a new security key is assigned and logged into the Security Log. A
copy of the security file is saved to the PC connected to the device. The previous key disappears
after any modification, and a new one replaces it. The new key and the security control file are
automatically logged and saved to the PC. The security control file saves to the PCCU > RBAC
folder on the PC and has a default file name tfsrf.rba.
6.6.3
Edit the security file
To edit an existing security control file:
1.
Display the Security Editor dialog.
2.
Click
Open
to display the Open Security File navigation dialog.
3.
Browse to
PCCU
>
RBAC
> [
file name.rba
]. Click
Open
.
