14.2.1 Restricting operations on units
Before you can restrict operations on units from the Web GUI, first, you must change the following two settings in the environment settings file (ajs3web.conf) on the Web Console server:
- Enable the operation restriction function
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Enable the operation restriction function, which is disabled by default. If the operation restriction function is enabled on a Web Console server, the function is available on all manager hosts to which the Web Console server connects. Immediately after this function is enabled, the default setting (permit only viewing) is applied to all users.
- Specify a user who can set operational restrictions
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Specify a JP1 user who can change the operation restriction settings of individual JP1 users for each manager host to which a connection is to be established. This JP1 user is referred to as a user who sets permissions.
The Management menu appears at the top of the Web GUI screen only if the logged-in user is a user who sets permissions. To specify the operation restriction settings for each JP1 user, from the Management menu, open the Apply Operating Permission Settings dialog box, and then apply the operating permission configuration file. Note that you must apply the operating permission configuration file to each manager host to which a connection is to be established.
- Cautionary note
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Immediately after you enable the operation restriction function of the Web GUI on a Web Console server, all JP1 users can perform only viewing operations on all manager hosts to which the Web Console server can connect. If you enable the operation restriction function, make sure that no users use the Web GUI to operate any units until you finish applying the operating permission configuration file.
For details about the environment settings file (ajs3web.conf) in Windows, see 3.4.3 Details on the settings in the environment-settings file (ajs3web.conf) in the JP1/Automatic Job Management System 3 Configuration Guide. For details about the environment settings file (ajs3web.conf) in Linux, see 13.3.3 Details on settings in the environment-settings file (ajs3web.conf) in the JP1/Automatic Job Management System 3 Configuration Guide.
For details about the operating permission configuration file, see 17.2.2 Customizing the operation restriction settings for each user.
When a user whose operations are restricted logs in to the Web GUI, the buttons, menus, and other items that correspond to the restricted operations are disabled. When a user for which user-specific operational restrictions are not set logs in, the default settings (permit only viewing) are applied to that user.
The following table lists the operations that can be restricted by using the operating permission configuration file, and shows the GUI items corresponding to those operations.
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No. |
Operation that can be restricted |
Description |
Corresponding GUI items |
Locations of the GUI items |
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1 |
Register for Execution |
Registers a unit for execution. |
Entry button |
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2 |
Cancel Registration |
Cancels the execution registration of a unit. |
Leave button |
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3 |
Adding an execution schedule |
Schedules a unit to run at a specified time. |
Add button |
Monthly Schedule screen |
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4 |
Change plan (change time) |
Temporarily changes the start time of a unit that has been registered for execution. |
Change Time menu displayed by clicking the Change Plan button# |
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5 |
Change plan (execute immediately) |
Temporarily changes the execution schedule of a unit that has been registered for execution so that the unit is executed immediately. |
Execute Immediately menu displayed by clicking the Change Plan button# |
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6 |
Change plan (execution prohibited) |
Temporarily changes the execution schedule of a unit that has been registered for execution so that execution of the unit is canceled. |
Execution Prohibited menu displayed by clicking the Change Plan button# |
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7 |
Change plan (release change) |
Restores the execution schedule of a unit whose execution schedule was temporarily changed. |
Release Change menu displayed by clicking the Change Plan button# |
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8 |
Change delay monitor |
Temporarily changes the delay monitoring settings of a unit that has been registered for execution. |
Change Delay Monitor button |
Monthly Schedule screen |
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9 |
Rerun |
Reruns a unit that has already been run. |
Rerun button |
Monitor dialog box and Monitor screen |
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10 |
Interrupt |
Interrupts the execution of a unit. |
Interrupt button |
Monitor dialog box and Monitor screen |
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11 |
Kill |
Kills the execution of a unit. |
Kill button |
Monitor dialog box and Monitor screen |
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12 |
Change job status |
Changes the job status. |
Change Status button |
Monitor dialog box and Monitor screen |
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13 |
Edit definition |
Lets you edit the detailed definition of a job (PC job or Unix job only). |
Edit mode button |
Define Details dialog box |
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14 |
Hold |
Sets the hold attribute of the unit. |
Hold-On button |
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15 |
Hold Release |
Cancels the hold attribute of the unit. |
Hold-Off button |
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16 |
Change Exec Order Method |
Temporarily changes the execution order control method for the specified root jobnet. |
Change to Synchro button Change to Asynchro button |
Connection Information dialog box |
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17 |
Change Wait Status |
Temporarily changes the wait statuses of the specified unit and the unit that is set in the wait conditions as the unit to be waited for. |
Wait Enabled button Wait Disabled button |
Wait Conditions Statuses dialog box |
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The Change Plan button is disabled if all of the following operations are restricted:
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Change plan (change time)
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Change plan (execute immediately)
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Change plan (execution prohibited)
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Change plan (release change)
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