Owner's Manual

How do you resolve this issue?
Correctly configure your Power Center server, AD controller, and Web Browser for Kerberos SSO. For more information,
see your Web browser’s Help.
Multiple User Login
Power Center supports up to ten concurrent user login instances. When multiple users log into Power Center, if one user
implements a change in Power Center (for example, deleting a device or moving a device), this may cause unexpected
behavior for other logged in users. For example:
• If another user is viewing the management console, that user may see inconsistent data.
• If another user is performing operations on the same device, that user may receive an error message.
Logging out
To log out of Power Center with not logged in through Kerberos SSO, click Logout at the upper right corner of the
management console.
When logged in through Kerberos SSO, you must close the Web browser or the Power Center management console to
log out. Clicking Logout will not work.
Managing User Roles
Power Center supports three types of predefined roles. Each role has different privileges:
• Administrator – All privileges
• Power User – All privileges except Manage Role/User and Manage License privileges
• Guest – View Device/Group privileges only
Only a user with the Manage Role/User privilege can add, edit, or delete a role in Power Center.
Adding a Custom Role
1. Click Settings → User and Group Accounts in the left pane.
2. In the Account Roles section, click Add Role.
3. Enter a unique Role Name that is less than 50 characters.
4. Optionally, enter a Description that is less than 1024 characters.
5. Select the privileges to assign to the role.
6. Click Apply.
Editing A Role
1. Click Settings → User and Group Accounts in the left pane.
2. In the Account Roles section, click Edit.
3. Edit the role name, description, or privileges.
4. Click Apply to save your changes, or click Cancel to discard them.
NOTE: You cannot edit a pre-defined role.
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