Adding a 'System' Operator

Enter the operator's name. Must be unique. If you are configuring an HTTP Rest operator (see below), name it appropriately. For example, 'RestOperator'.

Enter the operator's password.

Confirm the operator's password.

[Read-only] System or Tenant depending on what you selected in step 2.

From the drop-down select:

The Rest Operator that is used for sending requests to Live Platform server from the Multitenant UMP-365 and SBC devices. For example, UMP-365 sends a request for an updated list of SBC devices. In addition, the IAM uses the System HTTP operator to connect to the Live Platform.

To configure this operator, select Security Level Operator and then select the 'HTTP Rest operator' check box.

Enter IP addresses of devices from which this operator will be allowed to log in. Login from any other IP address will be disallowed.

Enter the operator's full name. Facilitates more effective management of operators.

Enter the operator's phone number. Facilitates more effective management of operators.

Enter the operator's email. Facilitates more effective management of operators.

Select this option to suspend the 'system' operator. If you choose Future Suspension from the drop-down, the 'Choose suspension date' field is displayed. Click the calendar icon to define the date to suspend the operator.

[Only available when 'Suspend User' is checked] Enter a reason explaining why the operator is suspended.

[Only available when 'Suspend User' is checked] Enter the time when the operator is suspended.

If the operator does not log into Live Platform for the number of days specified, their account will be suspended. Maximum: 10 days. Default: 0 (The operator can log into Live Platform at any time irrespective of how long they've been logged off; even if they haven't logged in for weeks, their account will not be suspended).

Defines how long an Live Platform GUI page remains accessible despite operator inactivity. If the period times out, the page locks and the operator is prompted to reenter their password to re-access it; the same page that the operator was on before the period timed out then opens. After the operator logs in to the GUI, every time they interact with it, e.g., clicking, the timer is reset. Default: 0 (GUI always accessible irrespective of inactivity).

Enter the session leasing duration, in hours. If it expires, the application will close the client session / force the operator to reenter their password in order to re-access the application. Default: 0 (the session leasing duration will never expire and the application will never close the client session). Note that the Device Manager inherits the value configured.

Specify a period, in hours. The operator's password cannot be changed more than once within the period specified.
Default: 24 hours. If 0 is specified, the password can be changed an unlimited number of times, unrestricted by period.

Specify a period, in days. The operator's password must be changed within this number of days after the last password change. Default: 90 days. If 0 is specified, the password can be changed an unlimited number of times, unrestricted by period, after the last change.

Specify the number of days. The operator will receive a warning message this number of days before the date on which the password expires. Default: 7 days (i.e., the operator will receive a warning message a week before their password expires). If 0 is specified, the operator will receive warning messages irrespective of the date on which the password expires.