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Security permission for dashboard can be set through dashboard role. 

 

Here are the steps how to set this up:

  1. Log in as Admin user
  2. On user’s menu panel, go to System Manager folder then click User Securityclick Users
  3. Open an existing user.
  4. On Users Entity screen click User tab
  5. On the Settings area, hit Dashboard Role drop down to select role that you would like to setup on the user.
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  6. Hit Save button for changes to take effect.

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Y = YES, meaning the user has permission or allowed to do such actions.

N = NO, meaning the user has no permission or not allowed to do such actions.

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Here are the steps how to set this up:

  1. Log in as Admin user
  2. On user’s menu panel, go to System Manager folder then click Users
  3. Open an existing user.
  4. On Users Entity screen click User tab
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  5. On the Settings area, hit Dashboard Role drop down to select role that you would like to setup on the user.
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  6. Hit Save button for changes to take effect.
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Here are the steps how to set this up:

  1. Log in as Admin user
  2. On user’s menu panel, go to System Manager folder then click Users
  3. Open an existing user.
  4. On Users Entity screen click User tab
    Image AddedOpen User Security screen. To do this, go to Main Menu > Admin > User Security.
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  5. On the Settings area, hit Dashboard Role drop down to select role that you would like to setup on the user.
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  6. Hit Save button for changes to take effect.