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On the Station Setup tab, click Re-read and check that the security switch status is On.
Enforcement of the security codes is in effect.
IMPORTANT NOTE: The codes will be required the next time PCCU32 attempts to connect to the
device.
Role Based Access Control (RBAC) is a feature within PCCU32 that is designed to allow an
administrator to designate roles and control access levels to various applications and processes in the
flow computer. RBAC security files are supported by
Each security file may be configured for the specific device type.
When designing an RBAC security system, it will be necessary to consider all required user-access to
the system and assign roles for each user. Each user, including an administrator, should be created
and assigned a default role.
RBAC security configuration restricts applications and disables functions that are not approved for the
current user. Restricted applications are hidden from view in the PCCU32 navigation tree and
functions that are restricted are disabled. When an application with read-only functionality is
accessed, the Send button is also grayed out.
NOTICE – Security override: After RBAC is implemented, it overrides the device-enforced
bi-level security and PCCU32-enforced security. When RBAC is enforced, it replaces all other
security and is specifically implemented on a port-by-port basis.
9.6.1
Default access roles
Default roles are automatically available in PCCU32:
Administrator
Expert
Advanced
Basic
File Admin
The Administrator role has the highest-level access rights to all functions, including adding users,
defining roles, and the ability to save security configuration files to a PC. Expert, Advanced, and Basic
roles have decreasing levels of access rights. The File Admin role has the access rights of the Basic
role plus minimum rights required for sending/reading RBAC security files to and from
devices. The security files may be uploaded to multiple flow computers for implementation.
9.6.2
Setup and create a new RBAC security control file
To set up a new RBAC security system:
Create a security control file.
Create an administrator account.
Create individual user accounts and assign default roles.
Create customized roles if necessary.
Configure communication ports.
Save the security file.
On the main PCCU32 menu, click Operate > Security > Role Based Access Control > Role
Administration.
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