Difference between revisions of "Configuration How To Allocate Keys"
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| − | There are several ways to allocate security keys: | + | There are several ways to allocate [[security keys~|Security Key]]: |
| − | # After you create a new user, you can answer YES to allocate Security | + | # After you create a new user, you can answer YES to allocate [[Security Key~|Security Key]]s. |
# There is a menu option {{OPTION FILE|XUKEYALL}} to allocate keys. It is normally accessed by invoking the menu EVE from ^XUP, or having EVE as a [[Primary Menu Option]], and then using the menu {{OPTION FILE|XUMAINT}} ie: "Menu Management ..." and then the menu {{OPTION FILE|XUKEYMGMT}} ie: "Key Management ..."" | # There is a menu option {{OPTION FILE|XUKEYALL}} to allocate keys. It is normally accessed by invoking the menu EVE from ^XUP, or having EVE as a [[Primary Menu Option]], and then using the menu {{OPTION FILE|XUMAINT}} ie: "Menu Management ..." and then the menu {{OPTION FILE|XUKEYMGMT}} ie: "Key Management ..."" | ||
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A typical dialog may look like the following: | A typical dialog may look like the following: | ||
| − | Select Key Management Option: ALLOcation of Security | + | Select Key Management Option: ALLOcation of [[Security Key~|Security Key]]s |
Allocate key: AAA | Allocate key: AAA | ||
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Latest revision as of 18:36, 28 April 2015
There are several ways to allocate Security Key:
- After you create a new user, you can answer YES to allocate Security Keys.
- There is a menu option [XUKEYALL] to allocate keys. It is normally accessed by invoking the menu EVE from ^XUP, or having EVE as a Primary Menu Option, and then using the menu [XUMAINT] ie: "Menu Management ..." and then the menu [XUKEYMGMT] ie: "Key Management ...""
A typical dialog may look like the following:
Select Key Management Option: ALLOcation of Security Keys Allocate key: AAA Another key: Holder of key: USER,TEST Another holder: You've selected the following keys: AAA You've selected the following holders: USER,TEST You are allocating keys. Do you wish to proceed? YES// AAA being assigned to: USER,TEST Select Key Management Option:
