Access and Identity Management Dashboard

The Access and Identity Management Dashboard is where you can create Group and User profiles that will be used in your project once Security is enabled.

Users Dashboard

This dashboard allows you to manage users within your project.

Note: The Admin user profile is created by default and cannot be deleted or deactivated.

1. Menu Displays the three tabs used for navigating between the Users, Groups, Diagnostics, and Admin interfaces.
2. Users + Click the + sign to add a new user.
3. Search Bar Use the search bar to locate specific words or details within user profiles.
4. User Profile Quickly access options to change the user’s password or PIN, or to logout.
5. Filters Click the Filter button to sort users by their Active status.
6. Edit User Profile Click the Edit icon to update a user profile or toggle its Active status.

Groups Dashboard

This dashboard lets you handle the groups in your project. After creating a group profile, you can now assign users to the group. This dashboard allows you to edit or delete group profiles and enable or disable their manager status.

Note: The Administrators group is created by default and cannot be deleted or have its manager status disabled.

1. Menu Displays three tabs for navigating between the Users, Groups, Diagnostics, and Admin interfaces.
2. Groups + Click the + sign to add a new group.
3. Search Bar Use the search bar to locate specific words or details within group profiles.
4. Filters Click the Filter button to sort users by their Manager status.
5. User Profile Quickly access options to change the user’s password or PIN, or to logout.
6. Edit Group Profile Click the Edit icon to update a group profile or toggle its Manager status.

Diagnostics Dashboard

This dashboard lets you monitor the status of connected Workstations. This page can be accessed, regardless of the node state, at the following address: https://[IP address of Workstation]:5253/diagnostics.

Note: Only users that belong to the Administrators group can access the Diagnostics page.

1. Menu Displays three tabs for navigating between the Users, Groups, Diagnostics, and Admin interfaces.
2. View Buttons Displays either a List view or a Grid view of the Diagnostics page.
3. Search Bar Use the search bar to search either by name, ID, or IP address within the Workstation profiles.
4. Filters Click the Filter button to sort Workstations by their status. This status can be one of the following:
  • Leader (Green) — This node has been elected as the leader. All changes go through this node.
  • Follower (Blue) — This node is currently online and using a different node as a leader.
  • Read-Only (Orange) — This node is currently online but does not have a leader node and cannot make changes.
  • No Communication (Red) — This node did not respond to the status request.
5. User Profile Quickly access options to change the user’s password or PIN, or to logout.
6. Workstation Profile Display the Workstation's data. Check through the following:
  • ID — The unique identification associated with this Workstation.
  • IP Address — The IP address associated with the Workstation.
    Note: Click the link next to the Workstation's IP address to access its Diagnostics page. Each Diagnostics page can be accessed per Workstation to view what that Workstation sees.
  • Last Check-in — The last time this Workstation queried the status of a remote Workstation.
  • Following — The current Leader Workstation that this Workstation is following.
  • Last Election — The last time of the most recent successful leader election, whether triggered automatically or by the Force Leader button.
  • Leader Elected at — The last time the current Leader Workstation was promoted to leader status.
  • Last Heartbeat — The last time a successful heartbeat was received from the Leader Workstation.
  • Datastore Ver. — The current version of the Access and Identity Management datastore, as reported by a specific node.
    Note: If the Workstation is in the No Communication state, they will not be able to view Following, Last Election, Last Heartbeat, or Datastore Version.
7. Legend A key that shows what different statuses each Workstation can have.
8. Force Leader

 Click the star icon next to a Read-Only Workstation to force it to become the Leader.
Note: This option is only available when all other Workstations' statuses are either in Read-Only or No Communication.
Note: Read the Diagnostics Dashboard page, for more information.

Admin Dashboard

This dashboard allows you to customize the requirements for users when creating a password or PIN.

1. Menu Displays three tabs for navigating between the Users, Groups, Diagnostics, and Admin interfaces.
2. User Profile Quickly access options to change the user’s password or PIN, or to logout.
3. Password Settings Require the created password to comply with specific restrictions.
Note: The maximum password length is 100 characters.
Note: The default password must meet complexity requirements before the changes can be saved.
4. PIN Settings Modify the length of the PIN depending on your security preferences.
Note: The maximum PIN length is 8 characters.
Note: The default PIN must meet complexity requirements before the changes can be saved.
5. Reset Restore all password and PIN settings back to its default values.
6.Import and Export Export Users, Groups, and Admin settings to a .JSON file. Import the file to overwrite existing settings with the saved data.