By combining area and privilege restrictions, you can select what control an operator has within a specific area. You can still assign privileges to each of your operators without using areas - to allow them access to the entire plant (global privileges), but by combining Areas and Privileges, you add an extra level of flexibility.
User Name |
J Smith |
Global Privilege |
1,2 |
Viewable Areas |
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Areas for Priv 1 |
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Areas for Priv 2 |
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Areas for Priv 3 |
Despatch |
Areas for Priv 4 |
DespatchAccum |
Areas for Priv 5 |
DespatchAccum, 11 |
Areas for Priv 6 |
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Areas for Priv 7 |
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Areas for Priv 8 |
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Comment |
Login for John |
In this first example, John Smith has been assigned the role of Despatch Handler. This role has global privileges 1 and 2. Privilege 3 in the "Despatch" areas (10, 11, and 12), privilege 4 in the "DespatchAccum" area (10) and privilege 5 in areas 10 and 11. This means he can:
Also, in this example, Groups and Labels have been used to make the security configuration intuitive.
Example 2:
User Name |
J Smith |
Global Privilege |
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Viewable Areas |
7,8,9 |
Areas for Priv 1 |
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Areas for Priv 2 |
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Areas for Priv 3 |
Despatch |
Areas for Priv 4 |
DespatchAccum |
Areas for Priv 5 |
DespatchAccum, 11 |
Areas for Priv 6 |
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Areas for Priv 7 |
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Areas for Priv 8 |
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Comment |
Login for John |
In this second example John Smith has been assigned the role of Despatch Handler. This role has no global privileges. Viewable areas, (7,8,9). Privilege 3 in the "Despatch" areas (10, 11, and 12), privilege 4 in the "DespatchAccum" area (10) and privilege 5 in areas 10 and 11. This means he can:
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