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#NOTELEDGE FEATURES UPDATE#
#NOTELEDGE FEATURES ARCHIVE#
#NOTELEDGE FEATURES PASSWORD#

This update or upgrade has not yet been applied to the test CTD instance. Test 7: Integrate with centralized logging serverĮMC has already been updated or upgraded to the correct version. Confirm there is a log file for the creation of user 2.Confirm that there are both log messages for failed and successful authentication attempts.Enter the command: ctd logs search-all.Log in to the CTD/EMC's ClarotyOS to get to the command-line interface.Fill out the information to create a test user 2 and click Add.Navigate to Settings > User Management > Users.Log out and log in with an admin account.Successfully log in with the test user 1.Attempt a failed log in with the test user 1.This is critical in keeping users accountable for their actions and for any potential investigations into suspicious activity. Validate the capability of CTD/EMC to audit/log actions taken on the system such as successful or failed login attempts or system configuration changes. There is another user that can be used for testing purposes.There is a test user with permissions to be able to view logs/events and modify system settings.

#NOTELEDGE FEATURES ARCHIVE#

Confirm the user now has capabilities such as Accept and Archive (icons above the RESULTS table).

Click on the asset with a different Vendor value.

Scroll down to TIMELINE, enter a comment in the box and submit it.

Click Back to Main Menu > Visibility > Assets.

There should be no Data Sources option available on the left-side menu.

Confirm that the Settings option is present, and user can navigate there.

Log out and log back in with the test user.

Resource Access > Add Permission: Asset, Vendor.Click Edit to the right of the test group.Go to Settings > User Management > Groups.Log out of the test user and log back in with an admin user.Observe the assets and choose a Vendor, such as Dell.Confirm the user is missing capabilities to make changes, such as deletion capability.Confirm there is no Settings menu displayed.Log in with the test user added to the group created in this test procedure.Group Name: Unique group name (example: Read-only).Fill out the settings per the example below:.Log in to CTD/EMC and navigate to Settings > User Management > Groups.Note that this test does not validate every set of permission settings but rather tests the overall functionality. Validate that the configured permissions are working correctly. CTD has been populated with multiple assets and at least two different vendor types.Ĭonfirm that CTD can define groups with specified permissions.There is at least one user created on CTD/EMC that can be used for testing.

#NOTELEDGE FEATURES PASSWORD#

Enter in a password that satisfies the requirement (example: and verify that it is successfully saved.

Password: Output: The new password cannot be the same as the old one.

Password: Output: Password must not contain the username.

Password: Password123 Output: Password must contain non-alphanumeric letter.

Password: Output: Password must contain at least one digit.

Password: Output: Password must contain at least one uppercase letter.

Password: Output: Password must contain at least one lowercase letter.

Password: Output: Password must contain at least 10 characters.

Enter the following passwords, click Save, and confirm that they are denied:.

Enter the CURRENT PASSWORD of the test user.

Click the username at the top-right side of the menu and select Change Password.

Log out and log back in with the test user account.

Set/confirm the following settings under Password:.Log in to CTD/EMC and navigate to Settings > User Management > Security & Authentication > General Settings.Defining stronger password settings helps to reduce the risk of compromised accounts. Confirm that CTD/EMC allow users to configure robust password settings for locally created user accounts. There is at least one user created on CTD/EMC that can be used for testing.