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Appendix A: Security Access and Public View
Security Access Mode
SMX provides administrators with four modes of security access in addition to the login
security. Depending on your business and security needs, choose the option best suited
to manage your system.
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(Caution!) Users with admin privileges will always be able to access any computers
regardless of the mode.
1. Free Access : All users have free access to all channels. The only security is the login
user name and password—if used. Setting security classes has no effect when this
mode is invoked. Free Access is the default setting.
2. Exact Match : The user’s security class must be exactly the same as the channel
security class in order for the user to access that channel.
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Example: If both the user class and a channel class were B1, then the user could
access that channel; if the user class were any other security class, access would
not be allowed in Exact Match security mode.
3. 2 Digit Level : The user security class must be higher or equal to the channel security
class in order to gain access. A0 is highest; P9 is lowest.
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Example: A user of security class of C2 could access all channels with a security
class of C2 or lower, but could not access any channels of security class C1 or
higher.
4. Level/Group : Access to a channel is determined by the following rules:
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If the letter level of the user is higher than the letter level of the channel, access is
allowed; if the level of the user is lower than the level of the channel, access is
denied.
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if the levels are equal, then the group—number—determines access:
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Group 0 is the universal group: if either the user group or the channel group is 0,
access is allowed.
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Otherwise, the channel group must match the user group in order to gain access.
PublicView Video Sharing Options
Users of the SMX have exclusive control to the computer selected. However, depending
on your business needs, the administrator can configured the SMX PublicView feature to
allow users to view the video of a computer controlled by another user. There are 5
PublicView options:
1. No PublicView: No video sharing—system default.
2. Always On: All users are permitted to view the video of computers being used by
other users.
3. Admin Only: Only the users with administrative privileges are permitted to view the
video of computers being used by other users.