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- Configure Security
- Choose a Mode for NNMi Access
- Determine Your Security Strategy
- About User Accounts
- About User Groups
- About User Account Mappings
- About Security Groups
- Use Security Groups
- About Security Group Mappings
- Using the Security Folder
- Using the Security Wizard View
- User Account Tasks
- User Group Tasks
- User Account Mapping Tasks
- Security Group Tasks
- Security Group Mapping Tasks
- Control Menu Access
- Set Up Command Line Access to NNMi
- Communicate Console Access Information to Your Team
- Monitor NNMi Access
About User Accounts
User Accounts are part of the Security Configuration that controls who accesses the NNMi console.
The NNMi administrator configures each User Account to represent a user.
NNMi administrators can configure User Accounts using the following methods:
- The Configuration Wizard (Create and Delete User Accounts Using the Security Wizard)
- The User Accounts view (Configure User Accounts (User Account Form))
- The nnmsecurity.ovpl command line tool
NNMi can be configured to use the Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) and X.509 Certificates such as Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) user authentication for NNMi user names, passwords, and User Group Membership assignments. Additional steps are required. See Choose a Mode for NNMi Access.
Next step: About User Groups
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