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Session Access configuration on server

Hi,

I have a document, using Session Access in it's script to load the data.

I have configured the reload of this document on the server but each time I try to reload it: it fails.

Do I have to use the "Session Access" section of the reload form of the admin portal (see attached screenshot)?

And if yes, what credentials do I have to use?

Thanks in advance for any clues!

Lilian

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Thanks again Miguel, now I'm clearer with section access issues.

It was my mistake... I thought that all the QV services where running under MACHINE_LOCAL_DOMAIN\machine_user but they we're actually running under COMPANY_GLOBAL_DOMAIN\machine_user :-0

Lilian

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Hi Miguel,

I have another question for you, if you don't mind!

In the server web console I have created a category and associated this category to my document.

Is there a way through Section Access to use this category so that my users declared in the section access MS Excel file will only have access to applications of this category and not to any other deployed on the QV server when they go on the web portal?

Thanks

Lilian

magavi_framsteg
Partner - Creator III
Partner - Creator III

I think not.

But you can do a dynamic publish of your files and publish to the same users as in your section access.

That way, the file security on each published file will be set to only those users who are in your section access.

Other users will not see the files on the accesspoint that they don't have access to in your section access.

Miguel_Angel_Baeyens

Hi Lilian,

As Magnus points, there is no way so far to get that done using just categories and section access.

What I'd do is to create a sensible structure of folders with different permissions and publish each document in each folder. NTFS permissions work when the user gets to the Accesspoint, so if the user is not allowed to see some subfolder of the root folder, or some mounted folder, although it will be visible for you as admin, he will not see those documents.

Actually, version 10 will only list documents in Accesspoint for the users listed in their section access.

Hope that helps.

Miguel Angel Baeyens

BI Consultant

Comex Grupo Ibérica

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Thanks Magnus!

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Thanks Miguel!