Chapter 2. Installing and Using RF ValProbe Software
28 RF ValProbe® User’s Manual
2.5.1 Creating a New System Administrator Account (cont.)
To create a new System Administrator account:
1. The
Password Maintenance Add New User screen should be displayed after you logged
in to the system for the first time using the default System Administrator account.
Enter your name (up to 32 characters) in the Name field.
The name you enter here displays in the active user list. User names must be unique.
Once you have added your name to the active user list, you can never enter the same
name again. Your name is associated with the unique user ID/password combination
that you enter in steps 2 and 3. You use this user ID/password combination to log in to
the Password Maintenance utility. The user ID and password are case sensitive.
2. Enter your new System Administrator identification in the
User ID field. Your user ID
can be any combination of numbers and characters, up to a maximum of 16. A user ID
may not be used by more than one active account.
3. Enter your new System Administrator password in the Password field. Your password
can be any combination of numbers and characters, up to a maximum of 16. For
security reasons, it is preferable to use more than six characters or numbers.
4. Enter your password again in the
Reenter Password field.
At this point you should record your user ID and password for future reference. You
will need them to log in to the Password Maintenance utility. Because this is the first
System Administrator account created, the system assumes that this is your account,
and you will not need to change the password. However, for any additional System
Administrator accounts created, the user will need to change the password when
logging in for the first time.
5. The permission level is set to System Administrator by default. Click OK.
The
Password Maintenance screen (shown in Figure 10 on the next page) appears.
Your new System Administrator account name appears in the active user list.
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