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Read-only user has access to multiple VisualRF locations

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  • 1.  Read-only user has access to multiple VisualRF locations

    Posted Jun 08, 2016 08:51 AM

    We have given a customer access to their AP Group as a AP/Device Manager - Access Level 'Monitor (Read Only).

     

    When they log in, they can view in VisualRF also the other Campusses and thus othe rlocations. Is there a way to - as well - restrictions for VisualRF locations? I can not find that in AMS Setup - Roles..

     

    Thanks



  • 2.  RE: Read-only user has access to multiple VisualRF locations

    EMPLOYEE
    Posted Jun 08, 2016 08:54 AM

    Is the folder that the user's role assigned above or below the folder that you don't want them to see?  it should not let the user see anything above his/her  folder.



  • 3.  RE: Read-only user has access to multiple VisualRF locations

    Posted Jun 08, 2016 08:59 AM

    This structure for folders is setup right now

     

    TOP (0/100 clients)

    > Customer A (33/33 clients)

    > Customer B (33/33 clients)

    > Customer C (34/34 clients)

     

    Must we creae a subfolder for Customer A called Customer A AP's? And move AP's to that subfolder?

     

    Customer A has now in Role Top Folder set to Customer A.



  • 4.  RE: Read-only user has access to multiple VisualRF locations
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    EMPLOYEE
    Posted Jun 08, 2016 09:02 AM
    Customer should only be able to see aps in his/her top folder and below.


  • 5.  RE: Read-only user has access to multiple VisualRF locations

    Posted Jun 08, 2016 09:14 AM

    I see, but somehow they saw an old Campus which was not containing any AP. Hey can't see floorplan from Customer B. Strange thing. I deleted the old campus, and now they can not see it anymore.