Purpose: This document describes the properties associated with a restriction set.

Restriction Set Properties

 

Restriction Properties
	Name	Enter a unique name identifier that best describes the function of the restriction set.
	Description	This property is used to further describe a restriction set.
	Time/Workstation Restrictions	This list is the portal used to a maintain each restriction. The maintenance functions are invoked via the toolstrip buttons, add, edit, or delete. For reference the list is grouped by workstation.  - Displays Restriction Entry dialog window permitting a new record to be created.  - Highlight the desired context item, in the list, and its contents will be displayed via the Restriction Entry dialog for editing.  - Highlight the desired context item, in the list, for deletion. A warning message will be displayed requiring confirmation before the row will be deleted.

Restriction Entry

This dialog is called via an Add or Edit from the Time/Workstation Restrictions section of the Edit Restriction Set window.  It is organized into four categories: days-of-week, time, action, and workstation.

Restriction Entry
	Days of Week	Select the days of week for the context.
	Time	Select the time range the context is to be enforced. The time range cannot overlap with an existing context's time range.
	Action	Select the action for this context: deny, grant, or read-only. The action will override the default action for the permission based on its contexts: time or workstation.
	Workstation	Enter the name of the workstation on which the context is to be enforced, wildcards are permitted. If the network is configured where all task specific machines have a common naming convention a wildcard can be used. The normal windows wildcard characters "?" and "*" apply. For example, a group of workstations named FrontDesk1, FrontDesk2, and FrontDesk3 could be handled by entering "Front?" or "Front*" into the Workstation field.

 

 

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