Deny access to a named user ?

[#1]

Hello everyone,

There are several named users and all of them can access to every document in the access point.

How can I deny the access to one of them to one document ?

I have read I could add a "section access" in the document.. How does this work ?

Do i have to provide a user name and a password to the people who has a CAL and to the named users that are allowed to see the document ?

Thank you for your help

[ashfaq_haseeb]

Hi

Can you confirm do you have publisher.

If yes it can be Handel by publisher with NTFS security.

Regards

ASHFAQ

[#3]

I don't have any "authorization" tab.

I have Server, Document Information, Reload, Documents CALs.

I don't have Publisher.

Thank you

[#4]

No, I don't have publisher...

Is there a way to do it withour publisher ?

[ashfaq_haseeb]

Yes,

You have to go to Qlikview file Right click --> properties --> Security --> Remove group everyone and add respective peoples here.

Note:

Let say if you add admin group the all the users belong to admin group will have access, provided if they have allocated a cal either named or document.

Make sure not to remove your or service account or else you will be locking yourself.

Regards

ASHFAQ

[#6]

When I go there, it looks like there is no way to choose to who I give access to...

(Sorry, it in French) But just to say that I don't see where to choose the access.

Are you sure I can do it here ? Or otherwise I wouldn't mind if all the named user can see the application but then have to enter a password to open it.

Thanks again for your help

[ashfaq_haseeb]

Hi

You need not to open file do to your folder and select Qlikview file Right Click on it and select properties and follow my instructions above.

Have a look at attached file.

Regards

ASHFAQ

[#8]

I see, thank you.

The problem is I am not allowed to remove "everyone"... 😕

Any other solutions ?

[ashfaq_haseeb]

HI,

Contact your system administrator.

He may help you out here

or you can even go with section access with NT.

Regards

ASHFAQ

[#10]

What is NT (in section access) ?

I would prefer using a solution where I don't depend on someone else (my system administrator).

Thanks again for your help Ashfaq