To set a seperate user level for specific areas or cameras, you can create overrides
for a user, or user group.
What you should know
By default, the general
user level applies
to PTZ control, bandwidth control, and
camera blocking. This level
is set individually or inherited from the parent user group. If the general user level does
not apply to specific areas or cameras, you can create user-level overrides. These
overrides take precedence over the general user level for the cameras you specify. If you
override a user level for an area, it applies to all cameras in that area.
Procedure
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From the Config Tool homepage, open the User
management task.
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Select the user or user group to configure, and click the
Properties tab.
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Set the User level option to
Override, and then click Configure user-level
overrides.
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In the User level overrides dialog box, click Add
an item (
).
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Select the area or camera to override, and click OK.
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In the Override value column, select a user level that
applies to the area or camera.
Paul is a member of the Operators user group in his company, and he is in
charge of monitoring the Montreal Campus. As part of the Operators user group, he has
a default user level of 50. Because he is in charge of monitoring the Montreal
Campus, he needs a higher priority to control the PTZ cameras in that area.
Therefore, a user level override with the value of 20 is created for him for the
Montreal Campus.
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(Optional) For Federation™ users only. Enable
Ignore the level of the Federation™
user in PTZ priority to prioritize control of federated PTZ cameras
only by the user level of the remote user who issued the PTZ commands. The user level
of this user is ignored.
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Click .