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profiles, modify Action and Event tables, manage data buffering and

access all hosts. The Master class is the highest level of access.

Sysop 3

– A Sysop 3 user can perform all functions listed above with

the exception of modifying the user database. A Sysop 3 user can

access all host ports and has access to the file commands used to

manage data buffering, can make changes in how the terminal server

responds to alarms, and change the port configuration of the unit.

Sysop 2

– A Sysop 2 user can view all alarm and event information, and

manipulate pending alarms. The Sysop 2 user cannot change the way

the terminal server responds to alarms. The Sysop 2 user can access all

host ports.

Sysop 1

– A Sysop 1 user can view pending alarms, but cannot create

or save changes. Data buffering commands are not available to the

Sysop 1 user. The Sysop 1 user can access all host ports.

Host 1 to Host n

– The host user only has access to a single host

device. The host user cannot access any of the terminal server

functions.

Displaying the User Maintenance Functions Menu

The User Maintenance Functions Menu displays all commands

associated with adding, deleting and changing information in the user

database.

To display the User Maintenance Functions Menu, type

at the system

prompt and press Enter. All commands associated with maintaining the

user database are shown on this menu.

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