3Com 3C16405 - User Access Levels; Exiting the Web Interface; Online Help System and Documentation

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Online Help System and Documentation 7-9
User Access Levels
For information on what the different user levels can manage, refer to
“Default User Names and Passwords” on page 6-3
.
Exiting the Web
Interface
You can exit from the web interface at any time by closing your web
browser.
Online Help
System and
Documentation
The CD-ROM supplied with the PS Hub has an online help system and
online documentation which can be used with the web interface:
■
The online help system is in web format (HTML) so when it is
launched, it appears in a secondary window in your web browser.
■
The online documentation is an online version of this user guide in
two formats; web format (HTML) and portable document file format
(PDF). The version that gets launched from the web interface is the
web format.
To use the online help system and user guide:
1
Decide how you want the web interface to access the files:
■
Copy the files onto your management station’s local drive or place
the CD-ROM in a your management station’s CD-ROM drive.
■
Copy the files onto a network drive or place the CD-ROM in a
network CD-ROM server.
■
Copy the files onto a web server.
2
Copy
all
of the files into a chosen directory (if required). On the
CD-ROM, the files are in these directories:
■
Help system —
Agent\
version
\Help
■
Documentation —
Agent\
version
\Docs
3
In the Documentation page (in the Management Settings category),
specify the location of the online files. For information on how to do
this, refer to “Documentation” on page 7-17
.
The web interface always tries to point to the address you give it. If you
have the online files on your management station’s local drive, when
other users try to access the files, the web interface will try to point to
your files on their management stations, which may or may not exist.
For this reason, it is a good idea to use a network drive or network
CD-ROM server that is accessible to everyone who is going to use the
web interface, so that the files are always in the same drive and
directory for all users.