Grass Valley K2 Media Client System Guide v.3.3 - Manual (Page 142)

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Chapter 6 Administering and maintaining the K2 system
6. Enter the username, the password, and (if applicable) the domain for the user
account that you are associating with the channel.
When this channel is under protocol control and it accesses media in a bin for
which permissions have been set, AppCenter makes the channel’s access to the
media equivalent to this user’s access to the media.
7. Click OK to save Configuration Manager settings and close Configuration
Manager.
8. Restart AppCenter to put the change into effect.
Configuring channel access security
Channel access security restricts the user (as currently logged on to AppCenter) in
their use of an AppCenter channel, regardless of what bin or what media is involved.
This is different than media access security, in which the security restricts the user in
their access to the media in a bin, regardless of what channel is being used.
You can set up an access control list for each channel through the channel’s
Permissions dialog box. AppCenter uses the credential information for the current
AppCenter logon and checks it against the access control list for a channel. In this
way, AppCenter determines whether to allow or deny access to the channel’s controls.
When you set up a channel access control list, you select the permissions for the
channel as follows:
• Allow — The user can operate the channel. All channel controls are enabled.