RSView Supervisory Edition Installation Guide

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• • • • •RSVIEW SUPERVISORY EDITION USER’S GUIDETo open the Log On to FactoryTalk utility1. On the Windows Start menu, select Programs, Rockwell Software, FactoryTalk Tools,and then click Log On to FactoryTalk.Log on to FactoryTalkNetwork or Localdirectory.If single sign-on isturned on, the currentuser is also the singlesign-on user.You can use the Log On to FactoryTalk utility at any time, to change or to log off the userlogged on to the FactoryTalk Directory. For information about using the utility, seeRSAssetSecurity Help.About single sign-onSingle sign-on allows one user to access multiple products in a FactoryTalk-enabledsystem, without having to log on separately to each product.If single sign-on is turned on, once an initial user logs on to FactoryTalk Directory, thatuser’s credentials are checked first when any other FactoryTalk-enabled product is started.As long as RSAssetSecurity services authorize the single sign-on user, there will be nofurther prompts to log on in the current Windows session.To confirm whether a user is logged on to FactoryTalk, check the Logon Informationdisplayed in the Log on to FactoryTalk utility (as illustrated above).Single sign-on is set up as a system security policy and is turned on by default. Forinformation about setting up system-wide policies, see RSAssetSecurity Help.If the RSView SE client is the first FactoryTalk-enabled product you run after restarting thecomputer, and you are prompted to log on using the RSView SE Client Login dialog box, you willnot be logged on to FactoryTalk Directory, nor set as the single-sign-on user.15-6
15 • SETTING UP SECURITY• • • • •Logging on and off RSViewYou can also log off or change the user logged on to RSView Studio, the RSView SEclient, or the RSView Administration Console:• In RSView Studio or the RSView Administration Console, on the File menu, you canclick Log Off to log off the current user. After the current user islogged off, on the File menu, click Log On to log on another user.• In the RSView SE client, you can use the Login and Logout commands to change theclient user. For more information, see “Logging on and off the RSView SE client” onpage 15-30.Changing the user logged on to RSView Studio, RSView Administration Console, or theRSView SE client does not change the user logged on to FactoryTalk Directory. Tochange that user in the current Windows session, you must use the Log On to FactoryTalkutility.15 • PlaceholderSpecifying which users can set up securityOne of the first tasks you should perform when setting up security is to ensure that only agroup of authorized, trusted users is able to change security settings in the FactoryTalkDirectory.You can do this by allowing only members of the Administrators group permission toperform the Configure Security action on the FactoryTalk Directory.The Administrators group is created automatically, during the FactoryTalk Directoryconfiguration portion of RSView Supervisory Edition installation. To give individualusers administrative permissions, add them to the Administrators group.For information about setting up permissions for users, see page 15-12. For informationabout adding individual users to a group, see RSAssetSecurity Help.Setting up system-wide policiesPolicies are security and audit specifications stored at FactoryTalk Directory. They applyto any FactoryTalk-enabled product that a Local or Network Directory manages. You canset up the following policies:• User rights assignment settings determine which users can backup and restoreFactoryTalk Directory contents.• Audit settings determine what security information is recorded while the system is inuse, for example, whether to log an audit message to FactoryTalk Diagnostics when auser attempts an action, and is allowed or denied access.15-7
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