User Setup Sample Clauses

User Setup. Provider will provide Preventia with a list of Unique Providers and a description of the type of access required for each User. Preventia will create an initial User ID and password for the Unique Providers appointed by Provider. After the initial setup and User IDs and passwords have been provided by Preventia, Provider will manage the user accounts.
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User Setup. Click on to enter the setting interface. select , you may increase users, edit users and delete users. Only the user with administrator permission can carry out the revision. As the following figure: Click on “Add User” will pop-up the following dialogue box. In the white dialog box, you can increase new“Username” , “Password ” and “Description”. The right side will come out the permission option of browsing, playback, management and remote access for new user. Click on “Edit User” will pop-up the following dialogue box. In the white dialogue box, you can increase new“Username” , “Password ” and “Description”. The right side will come out the permission option of browsing, playback, management and remote access for new user. Click on to save. After setting, click on to exit.
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User Setup. Customer will provide Xxxxxxxx-Xxxxxx with a Customer Administrator. Xxxxxxxx-Xxxxxx will create an initial User ID for the Customer Administrator appointed by Customer. After the initial setup, Customer will setup and manage the additional User accounts.
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User Setup. Customer will provide Preventia with a list of Users and a description of the type of access required for each User. Preventia will create an initial User ID and password for the Users appointed by Customer. After the initial setup and User IDs and passwords have been provided by Preventia, Customer will manage the User accounts.
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