Toshiba Magnia SG30 - Manual (Page 60)

63 Using the Network
Types of users
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Types of users
Your Magnia SG30 categorizes user accounts by different
types of administrative access permissions, identified by their
access (or security) level.
❖ Level 1 users cannot use the Administration Web site to
configure the Magnia SG30. This access level is only
used if your Magnia SG30 is configured in High Security
mode.
❖ Level 2 users have limited access to the Administration
Web site but lack security clearance to change sensitive
settings. The Magnia SG30 is preset to Ease-of-Use
mode, in which Level 2 is the default security level.
❖ Level 3 users have full access to all functions on the
Administration Web site. The network administrator is a
level 3 user, and is automatically assigned to the first user
that is set up on the Magnia SG30.
Notes for systems with Windows NT, Windows 2000 and
Windows XP operating systems
TECHNICAL NOTE: If you have a pre-existing network setup, you
should consider manually configuring clients.
See “Manually Configuring Clients for the Magnia SG30” on
page 255 rather than using the "Client Setup- and Documentation
CD".
The Windows NT, Windows 2000 and Windows XP operating
systems also have different types of users. This is important
because, when you log in to your client computer, you are
actually logging in to the Magnia SG30 as well. Furthermore,
your user name has a user type associated with it on both the
client computer and the Magnia SG30.