From this screen, you can determine how the selected Application LogOn capability behaves. Depending on how you configure the Capability, users who have it assigned to them can log into the applications listed in this screen.
Check the box next to an application to add an application logon ability to the current Capability
Uncheck the box next to an item to remove that application logon ability from the current Capability
Click OK to apply the changes you've made on this screen, or Cancel to exit without saving your changes.
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Suggestion |
We suggest MetraNet customers not change the supplied roles; rather, create a new role with a descriptive name and combine the logon capabilities you wish. So, a better way to accomplish the task shown in the example below (allow a user to logon to both MOM and MetraCare) would be to create a new Role—rather than editing the existing MOM User role—and then assign the two separate capabilities (log on to MOM and log on to MetraCare) to this new role. |
For example, let's say you're managing the MOM User role:
First, you selected Manage Roles from the Administration menu.
You then clicked Capabilities for MOM User.
From the list,
you clicked next to the Application
LogOn capability.
By default, this capability is set to allow access to the Operations Manager application.
Check the boxes next to any other applications you wish to add. For example, check the MetraCare box.
Click OK. User's with this capability can now log into both MOM and MetraCare.
Even though the ApplicationLogOn capability is available for subscriber accounts in the MOM and MCM applications, the system will not allow subscriber accounts to logon to these applications.
If it is desired to make it possible to assign only MetraView logon capability to a subscriber, then you can customize MetraNet in the following manner:
Create a separate capability for the custom MetraView application.
Make the ApplicationLogon capability NOT SUBSCRIBER ASSIGNABLE.
Modify the MetraView login screen to check for the new "MetraViewLogon" capability you created, instead of the standard ApplicationLogOn capability
You can give subscriber accounts access to MetraCare, in order for them to perferm self-care tasks. However, even subscribers with the proper access will only be able to log onto MetraCare via MetraView.
In order for a subscriber to be able to log onto MetraView directly, a systems integration specialist must create a custom log in screen.