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How do I set permissions for GUI Client, after Version 3.x?

April 26, 2017client GUI permissions version

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How do I set permissions for GUI Client, after Version 3.x?

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Set GUI Permission To set the GUI permission for a GUI client you may use the program /bin/sesam/sm_setup with the syntax sm_setup allow_gui -u (User) -c (Hostname of GUI client} -m (Permission: “admin” – all, “operator” – configure and start backups, “restore” – start restores) Example for a Windows client with hostname “ruoffnix”. User “cr” will get all permission for SEPsesam. /bin/sesam/sm_setup allow_gui -u cr -c ruoffnix -m admin After this call the RMI Server receives the changes and restarts. It should now be possible to restart the GUI. Start the GUI from host “ruoffnix” user “cr”. Please be careful with upper and lower case and check FQDN or NOFQDN. In case of an error you may get information of missing entries in “Current Messages” in an active SEPsesam GUI or by using /bin/sesam/sm_info p Every GUI Client must have permissions entered on the SEPsesam Server. Move to the directory /bin/sesam and enter sm_setup. After this comma

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To set the GUI permission for a GUI client you can use the program /bin/sesam/sm_setup with the syntax sm_setup allow_gui -u (User) -c (Hostname of GUI client} -m (Permission: “admin” – all, “operator” – configure and start backups, “restore” – start restores) Example for a Windows client with the hostname “ruoffnix”. User “cr” will get all permissions for SEP sesam. /bin/sesam/sm_setup allow_gui -u cr -c ruoffnix -m admin After this call the RMI server receives the changes and restarts. It should now be possible to restart the GUI. Start the GUI from the host “ruoffnix” user “cr”. Please be careful with upper and lower case and check FQDN or NOFQDN. In case of an error you may get information of missing entries in “Current Messages” in an active SEP sesam GUI or by using /bin/sesam/sm_info p Every GUI Client must have permissions entered on the SEP sesam Server. Move to the directory /bin/sesam and enter sm_setup. After this command you