Picture Perfect 4.6 Enterprise Edition User Manual - UTCFS Global ...

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68Picture Perfect 4.6 Enterprise EditionUser ManualVerifying permissions on nethost and subhostsTo ensure database integrity on the Enterprise system, the permissions for the system must be setcarefully.To verify permissions on the system:1. From a client workstation, log on to Picture Perfect as install.2. Select Control, Operators, then click the Permissions tab.3. Click Find and select the System Administrator record.Figure 6. Permissions Form4. By default the Global facility is assigned the Facility Permission: All Facility Permissions. Foreach additional facility to which this record is assigned, click the Permission Profile box andassign the appropriate Facility Permission.5. Click the Permission Group tab and verify that the Category and Area Permission Groups areset to: ALL GROUPS ALLOWED6. Click Save.Notes:• Any additional operator permission records should be a subset of the System Administrator permissions.• For the changes to take place, you must log off and log on again.7. In addition, follow the Configuration Steps as described in the Picture Perfect 4.6 UserManual. Omit steps that relate to micro hardware because there will be no micro hardware onthe nethost.

Chapter 5Verifying the configuration69Verifying communications on the nethostTo verify communications on the nethost, check the current log.mmdd file where mmdd is thecreation month and date. For example, the file log.1102 was created on November 2. The log fileis located in the /cas/log directory. The following is a typical entry displaying the communicationsbetween the nethost and the subhost:15:30:45.012 netdrv: I - pid 15139 is alive15:30:45.014 netdrv: I - listening for connect with subhost1 - 192.9.200.5015:30:45.019 netdrv: I - pid 14116 is alive15:30:45.021 netdrv: I - listening for connect with subhost2 - 192.9.200.7015:30:45.040 T P S : I - daemon 'tcmgr ' started15:30:45.070 T P S : I - daemon 'dbrfsh -bdg' started15:30:45.105 T P S : I - daemon 'dbrfsh -a' started15:30:45.124 T P S : I - daemon 'dbrfsh -b' started15:30:45.142 T P S : I - daemon 'dbrfsh -list' started15:30:45.176 T P S : I - daemon 'dbrfsh -o' started15:30:45.401 netdrv: I - obtained a connection from '192.9.200.70'15:30:45.413 netdrv: I - obtained a connection from '192.9.200.50'15:30:47.000 rcvdrv: I - pid 14139 is alive15:30:47.001 rcvdrv: I - pid 14139 opened port 9070 to subhost215:30:47.008 rcvdrv: I - pid 15164 is alive15:30:47.009 rcvdrv: I - pid 15164 opened port 9050 to subhost115:30:47.016 snddrv: I - pid 32061 is alive15:30:59.235 rsndmg: I - starting polling loop

68<strong>Picture</strong> <strong>Perfect</strong> <strong>4.6</strong> <strong>Enterprise</strong> <strong>Edition</strong><strong>User</strong> <strong>Manual</strong>Verifying permissions on nethost and subhostsTo ensure database integrity on the <strong>Enterprise</strong> system, the permissions for the system must be setcarefully.To verify permissions on the system:1. From a client workstation, log on to <strong>Picture</strong> <strong>Perfect</strong> as install.2. Select Control, Operators, then click the Permissions tab.3. Click Find and select the System Administrator record.Figure 6. Permissions Form4. By default the <strong>Global</strong> facility is assigned the Facility Permission: All Facility Permissions. Foreach additional facility to which this record is assigned, click the Permission Profile box andassign the appropriate Facility Permission.5. Click the Permission Group tab and verify that the Category and Area Permission Groups areset to: ALL GROUPS ALLOWED6. Click Save.Notes:• Any additional operator permission records should be a subset of the System Administrator permissions.• For the changes to take place, you must log off and log on again.7. In addition, follow the Configuration Steps as described in the <strong>Picture</strong> <strong>Perfect</strong> <strong>4.6</strong> <strong>User</strong><strong>Manual</strong>. Omit steps that relate to micro hardware because there will be no micro hardware onthe nethost.

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