PerleVIEW User Accounts
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| Rights | Device Access |
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| PerleVIEW Administrator | This is the highest access level available on PerleVIEW. |
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| It provides access to all PerleVIEW administrator |
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| functions as well as Device Admin access. If a user is not |
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| a PerleVIEW administrator, they are a PerleVIEW |
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| operator. A PerleVIEW operator can not make any |
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| changes that would affect the configuration or operation |
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| of PerleVIEW. |
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| Device Administrator | Access to all Device access functions for target devices |
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| such as: Firmware Updates and configuration. |
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| Device Operator | Access to operator functions for target devices. This |
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| includes retrieving status as well as operating the device |
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| (i.e. reboot of device). |
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| Device View | Access to view target devices. Can retrieve status of |
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| devices and perform such operation as collecting |
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| statistics from devices. |
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PerleVIEW always requires one PerleVIEW administrator in order to operate. This “master” administrator user is the user you configured during your installation of PerleVIEW. The PerleVIEW Master administrator cannot be deleted through the PerleVIEW web interface, however the name, domain and full name can be edited using the PerleVIEW Admin Utility see PVAdmin (PerleVIEW
Administrator) .
Launching PerleVIEW User Accounts
Working with PerleVIEW User Accounts
PerleVIEW provides the following User Account functions.
zAdd a User to PerleVIEW’s database
zAdd a Group to PerleVIEW’s database
zEdit User or Group from the PerleVIEW database
zDelete User or Group from the PerleVIEW database
zLog Off a User
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