1.2.3 Login window of IM Configuration Management
The following figure shows the Login window of IM Configuration Management.
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The following describes the items displayed in the window.
- User name
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Text box for entering the user name of the user who is logging in. By default, the name of the last user to successfully log in appears. The user name that is entered must be one that is already registered in JP1/Base on the authentication server. During registration of the user name, the permissions for operating JP1/IM windows must be granted for the user. For details about registering users permitted to log in and permissions for operating JP1/IM windows, see the following manuals:
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Registering a user
JP1/Base User's Guide (chapter on the settings for user management)
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Granting permissions
JP1/Integrated Management 2 - Manager Overview and System Design Guide (E. Operating Permissions)
User names can consist of 1 to 31 alphanumeric characters, and are not case sensitive.
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- Password
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Text box for entering the password corresponding to the entered user name. Passwords are case sensitive. A character string having from 0 to 32 bytes can be specified. Alphanumeric characters and symbols other than control characters can be used.
- Host to connect
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Text box for specifying the IM Configuration Management host to which JP1/IM - View is to connect. A character string having from 0 to 255 bytes can be specified. All characters other than control characters can be used. By default, the name of the host used for the last successful login appears. Specify a host name that the OS can resolve or an IP address in dot format (such as 10.100.1.1). The system does not look for host names in the jp1hosts or jp1hosts2 file. Note that, when specifying an IP address, you can use the IPv4 format only. You cannot use the IPv6 format.
When using the communication encryption function, you can use a host name only. You cannot use an IP address.
For details about the settings for using IM configuration management functionality, see 1.4.4 Settings for using the functions of IM Configuration Management (for Windows) in the JP1/Integrated Management 2 - Manager Configuration Guide.