Raritan Dominion SX II, Руководство администратора

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Chapter 6: SX II Administration
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User group
Users belong to a group and groups have privileges. Organizing the
various users of your SX II into groups saves time by allowing you to
manage permissions for all users in a group at once, instead of
managing permissions on a user-by-user basis.
You may also choose not to associate specific users with groups. In this
case, you can classify the user as “Individual.”
Upon successful authentication, the appliance uses group information to
determine the user's permissions, such as which server ports are
accessible, whether rebooting the appliance is allowed, and other
features.
Note: These functions can also be manged using command line
interface, see
Configure and Manage Users and User Groups Using
CLI (on page 197) .
User Groups
Every SX II is delivered the default user groups. These groups are listed
in the User Groups drop-down on the Add User page.
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Admin
Users that are members of this group have full administrative
privileges to all functions.
The original, factory-default user is a member of this group and has
complete system privileges.
In addition, the Admin user must be a member of the Admin group.
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Unknown
Additionally, if the remote server does not identify a valid user group,
the Unknown group is applied.
This is the default group for users who are authenticated remotely
using LDAP/LDAPS, RADIUS or .