Hi
I have found out that in WI with one user name , several persons can log in…
Any idea how to restrict this…
Thanks a lot …
emile
Emile (BOB member since 2003-06-06)
Hi
I have found out that in WI with one user name , several persons can log in…
Any idea how to restrict this…
Thanks a lot …
emile
Emile (BOB member since 2003-06-06)
The obvious answer is to use another user name. Why are you using one name for several users?
Matt Minyard (BOB member since 2002-08-15)
When the users are distributed over all the country, it’s normal that users living in a group of south regions use the same login.
In Italy we have, for example, 16 users: 7 Ericsson users, and 9 Siemens users.
Every Siemens user (and of course Every Ericsson user) represents in fact a workgroup composed by approximately 30-40 real persons.
They have the same couple login/password and the Option button is for them disabled, so they cannot change the options 24 times a day! They are obliged to use a particular configuration of the options!
Donald Duck (BOB member since 2004-07-29)
Why not setup the security groups IE: Ericsson and Siemens within Supervisor and allow individual logins?
Matt Minyard (BOB member since 2002-08-15)
I am not using one user name for many users , but they are sharing beween themselves and giving to those which are not allowed to use WI temporarly or permenatly… And I have no idea who is logged and what are they doing there…
I have to put an end to this practice…
Emile (BOB member since 2003-06-06)
I have to 100% sure that in one praticular moment only one user with its induvidual log is accessing WI.
Emile (BOB member since 2003-06-06)
Security groups… This migth work
can you give more details about this … I am looking at it in the manuals now…
Thanks
Emile (BOB member since 2003-06-06)
Emile,
I suggest starting with “Let Me Speak to Your Supervisor” and then refer to the Supervisor manual.
http://www.integrasolutions.net/isi_library_presentations.htm#supervisor2002
Matt Minyard (BOB member since 2002-08-15)
If I understand the question correctly, the answer is “You can’t”.
I don’t believe that there is any way to prevent a single account from logging in more than once. BusinessObjects (and Webi) don’t track how many concurrent logins there are for a single account.
Dave Rathbun (BOB member since 2002-06-06)
What what I was afraid of…
Thanks a lot …
Emile (BOB member since 2003-06-06)