Installation manual

220 Miscellaneous Configuration
If the password is changed for any reason, (either Local or Domain)
it is necessary to go to Services and then change the password “Log
On” to the new password for each of the above services.
User Configuration
A user to the system does not need to be in the Local (or Domain) Administrators
group. They can be placed in a group that has limited access rights to the system.
Depending on what the user will be doing, (production only, card designing,
diagnostic capabilities) the logged-in user will need read and possibly write
privileges to the following local directories:
• C
:\MX6000\Diagnostics
• C
:\MX6000\Cfg
• C:\MX6000\Config
• C
:\MX6000\FlashUpdates
• C
:\MX6000\VPDUpdates
• C:\MX6000\Backup
The logged-in user will also need read and
possibly write privileges to directories
on the network that store data, setups, or audit files.
Because it is difficult to predict changes in
software, and specific files, Datacard
strongly recommends the logged-on user have read and write privileges to the
entire MX6000, MX2000, or Maxsys directory, and also be a member of the DB2
users group.
Audit Settings
If you need to change the time or date format, log on as the user that starts the
Maxsys Service, and then use Control Panel | Regional and Language Options
to set the options.