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FAQ No.:00249 
Category:Advanced Settings 
 
Question:Administrator Login ID
 
Answer:Super administrator can authorize common administrators to control the permissions of different modules, such as Global settings, Policies, Clients, User and Group, Client – Protected Area, Administrator Audit Trail, Client Audit Trail, Administrator and Group.

Step to Enable Administrator Login ID:
1. Open Curtain E-locker Administrator。

2. Select “File > Settings > Password Management”, In the “Administrator Password Management” , Choose “Administrator Login ID”.



3. Pop-up the“Set Password”Box, Enter super administrator login password (Default super administrator account cannot be modified).



4. Exit and restart the Curtain E-locker Administrator. While the administrator login box pops up, please enter the password of super administrator account and click “OK”Button.



5. After login by “Administrator” account, the title bar of the Curtain E-locker Administrator will display the name of the currently login account, and the left panel will display “Administrator and Group” (Default administrator and group cannot be deleted and modified).



Create New Administrator：
6. Select "Administrator" and right click to Choose "New Administrator". Or right click on the blank area of right panel and select "New Administrator".



7. In “New Administrator” box, Enter Administrator name and password … etc.



Create New Administrator Group：
8. Select “Group”and Right click to choose New Administrator Group. Or right click on the blank area of right panel and select "New Administrator Group".



9. In “New Administrator Group” box, Please enter Name, Description。In the “Rights” Menu, it can set the permissions of different modules to "View" or "Modify". Then, click the "OK" button to exit.





10. In “Administrator”panel, it can drag the administrator “IT01”to “Group01”administrator group.



11. Restart the Curtain E-locker Administrator and login by the administrator account "IT01" to view the permissions of the corresponding module.