Add an administrative user for device profiler
If you are creating Admin Users to manage guests
- Select Users > Admin Users.
- Click the Add button.
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In the User ID window displayed, enter an alphanumeric User ID for the new Admin user and click OK. As you enter the User ID, the network user database is checked to see if there is a current user with the same ID and a drop-down list of matching users is displayed. If you enter an ID that already exists as a regular network user, the network user and the Admin user become the same person with a single account.
This allows you to give a network user administrator privileges to help with some administrative tasks.
- Use the table of Settings below to complete the information in the Add User dialog.
- Click OK to save the new user.
Settings
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Authentication Type |
Authentication method used for this Admin user. Types include:
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Profiles control permissions for administrative users. See Admin profiles and permissions.
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User ID |
Unique alphanumeric ID for this user. |
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Password |
Password used for local authentication.
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First Name |
User's first name. |
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Last Name |
User's last name. |
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Address |
Optional demographic information. |
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City |
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State |
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Zip/Postal Code |
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Phone |
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E-mail address used to send system notifications associated with features such as alarms or profiled devices. Also used to send Guest Self-Registration Requests from guests requesting an account. For multiple e-mail addresses, enter addresses separated by commas or semi-colons. Messages are sent to all e-mail addresses provided. |
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Title |
User's title, such as Mr. or Ms. |
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Mobile Number |
Mobile Phone number used for sending SMS messages to administrators. |
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Mobile Provider |
Mobile provider for the mobile phone number entered in the previous field. Used to send SMS messages to administrators. This field also displays the format of the SMS address that will be used to send the message. For example, if the provider is US Cellular, the format is xxxxxxxxxx@email.uscc.net, where the x's represent the user's mobile phone number. The number is followed by the email domain of the provider's message server. |
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Notes |
Free form notes field for additional information. |
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User Never Expires |
If enabled, Admin users are never aged out of the database. The default is enabled.
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Propagate Hosts |
The Propagate Hosts setting controls whether or not the record for the host owned by the user is copied to all managed FortiNAC appliances. This field is only displayed if the FortiNAC server is managed by a FortiNAC Control Manager. |
