1.6.5 Setting user mapping (for Windows)
At a host where you execute commands by automated action and JP1/IM - View operations, set user mapping between JP1 user names and OS user names. This setting is required for all hosts that execute commands from JP1/IM.
To set user mapping:
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Register the OS user names and passwords.
Set the information in Password management on the User Mapping tab.
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Set the JP1 user names and host names.
Set the information in JP1 user on the User Mapping tab.
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Map JP1 users and OS users.
In the JP1 User dialog box, click the OK button to display the OS User Mapping Details dialog box, and then set user mapping.
If there are multiple users, you must set user mapping for all of them. User mapping is required even when a JP1 user name is the same as the OS user name.
The commands that are executed by automated action and JP1/IM - View operations are executed by a primary user who has been mapped to a JP1 user. To execute commands by a specific OS user, register that OS user as the primary user.
For details about user mapping, see the description of the user management settings in the JP1/Base User's Guide.