Grass Valley iControl V.4.43 - Manual (Page 452)

iControl and SNMP
Logging into an Application Server with PuTTY
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Additionally, there are several other user actions you may perform within the context of user
configuration. They do not necessarily fall within the workflow, above, and you may perform
them as stand-alone procedures (see
"Miscellaneous User Configuration Tasks" , on page 455).
Logging into an Application Server with PuTTY
To log into an Application Server with PuTTY
1. Open the PuTTY application.
The PuTTY Configuration window appears.
Workflow: Configuring SNMPv3 user profiles in iControl
1. Determine if there are default user templates existing on your Application Server using the
list command (see "Miscellaneous User Configuration Tasks" , on page 455).
If the list command returns the userNone , userAuthPriv , and userAuthNoPriv template
profiles, then these templates exist on this Application Server.
2. Create default user templates (see "Creating Default User Templates" , on page 444).
3. Create users, as required (see page 446 ).
4. Delete default user templates (see "Deleting a User Profile" , on page 450).
5. Modify users, as required (see page 450 ).
REQUIREMENTS
Make sure you meet the following conditions before beginning this procedure:
• You have the PuTTY client application on your client PC. PuTTY is downloadable from the
Useful downloads link on the iControl Startup page.
• Your client PC has connectivity with the Application Server.