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2. From the Administration menu, select the Login Accounts submenu 
option. The following window displays:
3. To gain access to the Login Accounts information, you must supply a valid 
Administration account name and password that has administration 
permissions. If you only have user permissions, access is denied. A single 
Administration level account is created at the time CentreVu Explorer II is 
installed. This...

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4. From the Administer Login Names frame, you can Modify or Add to the 
list of names or Delete names. See the next sections for details.
Modify,
Add,
or Delete Select 

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Add Login Names2
To add login names, do the following:
1. On the Administer Login Names frame, select the Add button.
Select
Add 

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The Create Logins frame displays:
2. All of the existing accounts are contained in the list box. At a minimum, 
the built-in Administration account is listed. Any account can be added if 
you have administration permissions.
3. On the Create Logins frame, enter:
lLogin
lPassword
lConfirm. 

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4. Check the box(es) for the synonyms you want the owner of the new login 
to be able to modify. For example:
lModify Logins
lModify Agents
lModify VDNs
lModify Vectors
lModify Trunk Groups
lModify Splits
lModify Stroke Counts
lModify Reason Codes.
5. Check the box(es) for the names you want the owner of the new login to be 
able to modify. For example:
lModify ACD
lModify CMS.
6. Check the Create Custom Queries box,...

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The “all” allows you to see all of the items available. If you want the owner 
of the new login to view only certain items, then select only those specific 
CMSs, ACDs, and Splits.
10. If the owner of the new login has the ability to create other new logins, 
select the Create button on the Create Logins frame. 
Modify Login Names2
Modifying an existing account is similar to adding a new account except that 
you...

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2. Select the Modify button. 
Select
Modify 

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The Edit Logins: administration frame displays with a previously set login 
defaulted to the screen:
3. On the Edit Logins: administration frame, enter the information for:
lPassword
lConfirm.
The Login and checked boxes are displayed with their pre-selected 
settings.
4. Modify the check boxes, as desired, and select the Update button.
5. If you decide that you do not want to modify the login, select the Cancel...

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Delete an Account2
To delete an account, do the following:
1. Access the Administer Accounts window.
2. Choose the account (by highlighting) you want to delete.
3. Click the Delete button. The following window appears:
4. Press the OK button.
Note:Remember that you cannot delete the built-in account name “Admin.” 
Any attempt to delete the Administration account will result in an 
error message. 

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Change the Password2
To administer the password, do the following:
1. From the Navigator frame, select the Administration option.
2. From the Administration menu, select the Change Password submenu option. 
The following window displays:
3. To change the password, you must supply the original password for this account 
in addition to the new password that has administration permissions.You can 
only change your own...