Section 12.5 Users

Section 12.5 Users


Section 12.5   Users

A user is associated with an access license (UAL). They are not shared by Users; each User must have their own UAL. Once a User has their own UAL, it does not matter how many machines they log in from. Users are assigned a Role and are part of a Group. Users can have a separate Security Policy that limits or grants added privileges beyond their defined Role or Group.


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