Before Creating User Accounts; Default User - Honeywell Rapid Eye System Administration Manual

Managing User Accounts

Before Creating User Accounts

Default User

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Preparation Using Admin
At this point, a Multi-Media System Administrator (Multi SA) using Admin software has:
• Obtained or created a Multi-Media database. See
on page 262.
• Created at least one site. You can create accounts without an existing site, but users
won't be able to do much more than open View. See
• Added a password to the Administrator account. This is highly recommended by
Honeywell, but is optional. See
Preparation Using LocalView Onsite
At this point, a Multi SA using LocalView has added a password to the Admin account. This
is highly recommended, but is optional. See
What You Need From Your Security Officer
Before adding accounts, your Multi SA may need to find out if:
• The installation will be open or if it needs security. See
• Operators are required to use passwords. See
• Operators should have different profiles in their user accounts. See
Accounts, page 194.
• All operators should be able to access Multi-Media sites and operate the Multi-Media
units. See
Right to Access a Site
Administrator Accounts
Admin and LocalView software each have a default, permanent Administrator account.
These accounts cannot be removed or modified. However, Honeywell recommends that
you add a password to them. If two or less users are using the Multi-Media unit(s) in your
organization, you may not need to create other user accounts.
Admin Remote Administrator Account
The Administrator account in the Admin application grants a remote operator access to
every Rapid Eye Multi-Media unit in your organization. Users of this account can also use
every function in the Admin and View applications. If a unit's management of accounts is
central, the Administrator account in Admin replaces the one in LocalView.
Obtaining a Multi-Media Database
Adding a Site
on page 193.
Administrator Password
Administrator Password
Security
Password, page 192.
User
on page 198.
on page 35.
on page 193.
Overview, page 177.
Rights of User