Black Box ET0010A, ET1000A Configuring EncrypTight User Authentication, Task Administrator User

Managing EncrypTight Users

Table 14	EncrypTight account types and privileges
Task		Administrator	User
Enable user ID/password authentication		Yes	No
Set password expiration period		Yes	No
Create EncrypTight users		Yes	No
Modify EncrypTight user names and passwords		Yes	No
Delete EncrypTight users		Yes	No
Change own password		Yes	Yes
Configure appliances and policies		Yes	Yes
View logs and performance statistics		Yes	Yes

NOTE

If EncrypTight is managing ETEP 1.4 and later appliances, we recommend creating a user account in EncrypTight that matches the user name and password that you plan to use on the ETEP appliances. See “How EncrypTight Users Work with ETEP Users” on page 67 for more information.

Related topics:

●“Configuring EncrypTight User Authentication” on page 62

●“Managing EncrypTight Accounts” on page 65

●“Changing an EncrypTight User Password” on page 66

●“How EncrypTight Users Work with ETEP Users” on page 67

●“Appliance User Management” on page 102

Configuring EncrypTight User Authentication

The EncrypTight administrator can set the following authentication preferences for EncrypTight users:

●User ID and password authentication

●Password expiration period

●Login session inactivity timer

●Common Access Card authentication

●US government login banner displayed upon application startup

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