90 Chapter 4 BCM50 Security Policies and Accounts and Privileges
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Job Aid

These links provide navigation to the sections of the panel for each user management item:

Adding a new user account

Administrators can create user accounts when the BCM is configured to authenticate users locally.
After you create a new user account, you can assign groups to that account. Groups are sets of
privileges based on user tasks or roles. For information about creating groups and assigning groups
to accounts, see “Creating a group” on page 94 and “Adding a user account to a group” on page 95.

To add a new user account

1Select Configuration, Administrator Access, Accounts and Privileges, View by Account
tab.
2Click the Add button.
Panel tabs Tasks
“Current Account” on page 111 “Enabling and disabling exclusive access” on page 97
“View by Accounts” on page 114 •“Adding a new user account” on page 90
•“Modifying a user account” on page 91
•“Deleting a user account” on page 92
•“Changing a user’s password” on page 93
•“Changing the current user’s password” on page 93
•“Adding callback for a dial-up user” on page 92
•“Re-enable a locked-out user” on page 96
•“Enabling and disabling an account” on page 96
•“Adding a user account to a group” on page 95
•“Deleting a user account from a group” on page 95
“View by Accounts: General” on page
116
“View by Accounts: Group Membership”
on page 117
“View by Groups” on page 118 •“Creating a group” on page 94
•“Deleting a group” on page 94
“View by Groups: General” on page 118 •“Modifying group privileges” on page 94
“View by Groups: Members” on page 120 •“Adding a user account to a group” on page 95
•“Deleting a user account from a group” on page 95
Click on the navigation tree heading, then press F1 to access general information about user management.
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Security note: This symbol is used throughout this section to indicate areas of possible
security concern, primarily in regard to default settings that could pose a security risk if
they are not changed.