1.3.2 User and group management function
In JP1/DH - Server, the roles and authority of users are managed based on users and groups.
A representative user or group manager manages the users and groups he or she is related to. A representative user sets a rule for the users he or she manages.
The following table describes the user types in JP1/DH - Server.
Type |
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Representative user |
A user who manages a domain created by the system administrator. The major roles of a representative user are shown below. Note that groups include guest groups and users include guest users.
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Group manager |
A user who performs management inside a group created by a representative user. A group manager is created by a representative user or another group manager. A group manager can specify a user in a group in the Edit Group window to transfer the authority of the group manager to the specified user. The major roles of a group manager are shown below. Note that groups include guest groups and users include guest users.
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General user |
A user who sends and receives files. A general user is created and managed by a representative user or group manager. The operations that a general user can perform are shown below. Note that depending on the authority that a general user has, the general user might be unable to use the Options function and the Guest Users function.
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Guest user |
A user who belongs to a guest group. A guest user is created by a representative user, group manager, or a user with the authority to create a guest user. A guest user cannot create another guest user. The operation that a guest user can perform is as follows:
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Unregistered user |
A user who is not registered in JP1/DH - Server. A user who is allowed to transmit data to an unregistered address in JP1/DH - Server can send a file to a user not registered in the system. An unregistered user can use only the function to receive files. In addition, an unregistered user can access JP1/DH - Server only when receiving a file from a user registered in the system. |
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For the upper limit of the number of users that can be registered in each domain, contact the system administrator.