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•Allow Web Logon – This access right allows members of the specified group to log onto the Account Reset Console through the web interface.

o If the Account Reset Console is configured to allow them to change their own passwords, users will have this option once they log in.

o If the Account Reset Console is configured to allow users to recover passwords through an ID verification process, and there are questions that users need to specify answers for, users will be allowed to set or change their answers once they log in.

•Allow Reset of Other Users’ Accounts – This access right allows members of the specified group to reset other users’ accounts once they log in. Examples of groups who should have this access right might be help desk users or network administrators.

o Groups with this access right must still be granted group access rights to manage specific groups. For more information, see “Set Group Access Rights”, below.

•View Console Logs and Task Reports – This access right allows members of the specified group to schedule tasks, view the Account Reset Console logs, and view the reports generated by scheduled tasks.

•Manage All Web Access Controls – This access right allows members of the specified group to manage the application’s day-to-day functions.

o Users with this access right can set program and group access rights for other windows groups.

o Users with this access right can configure the program features for account reset and password change.

o Users with this access right can view the system logs.

o Users with this access right can configure the Account Reset Console’s appearance.

Adding Access Rights

To grant program access rights to a Windows group, check the desired access rights, select the domain or local machine as appropriate, enter the name of the group in the edit box, and click “Add Rule”. This will grant the selected program access rights to the specified group.

You will see the list of existing access rights change to include the new rights.

Viewing or Deleting Existing Access Rights

The existing group program access rights are listed at the bottom of the page. Any group can be deleted from a given rights list by clicking the “[del]” link next to its name. Deleting a group from any particular rights list removes those rights from the group.

Permission “Stacking”

Each permission level bestows a specific set of capabilities upon the group. It is important to note that these are not inclusive! For example, a group with “Allow Reset of Other Users’ Accounts” but not “Allow Web Login” will not be able to log into the Account Reset Console!

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4.5.X specifications

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