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--- administration [27/07/2016 18:04] – [Set Access] phalkaline
+++ administration [08/02/2021 16:21] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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 pHKapa has two areas
   * Key icon -> Users and Access permissions -> <nowiki>http://{your-url-for-pHKapa}/access</nowiki>
-  * Wrench icon -> pHKapa Setup  -> <nowiki>http://{your-url-for-pHKapa}/admin/phkapa</nowiki> where you define on witch business process the users will work. This means that if you assign a user to Information Systems process, this user will have access to Tickets related to Information Systems. By default all users also has access to self-registered tickets.
+  * Wrench icon -> pHKapa Setup  -> <nowiki>http://{your-url-for-pHKapa}/admin/phkapa</nowiki> where you define at witch business process the users will work. This means that, if you associate a user to Information Systems process, this user will have access to Tickets with Information Systems process assigned. By default all users also has access to self-registered tickets.
-With this two access protocols you can control on witch business process the users will work on ( -> Wrench icon -> pHKapa Setup ) and also where they can access tickets ( Query, Register, Review ….. → key icon -> Users and Access )\\
+With this two access protocols you can control at which business process a user will work on ( -> Wrench icon -> pHKapa Setup ) and also where ( ateg they can access tickets ( Query, Register, Review ….. → key icon -> Users and Access )\\
 This topic is about users and access permissions.\\
-Users and access layer is so dynamic that you should take a minute to study it first.
+Users and access layer ha many dynamics, you should take a minute to study it first.
 Run your app access panel at <nowiki>http://{your-url-for-pHKapa}/access</nowiki>
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 ===== Create Groups =====
-Your access can be organized by groups, so when you assign a group as parent node to user or to other group, they will inherit this group access settings.\\
+Your access can be organized by groups, so when you assign a group as parent node to users, or to other group, they will inherit parent access settings.\\
-You have some default Groups ( Administrator and User ) , but you can create more Groups like Visitors, Auditors to organize you pHKapa access settings.\\
+By default pHKapa has already default Groups ( Administrator and User ) , but you can create more Groups like Visitors, Auditors to organize you pHKapa access settings.\\
-Click "ACCESS" , shows a List of users with access settings and groups.\\
+Click "ACCESS" , shows a List of groups, users and access settings.\\
 To create a new group select Menu -> Add Access.\\
-On User field select Group Type option.\\
+At User field select Group Type option.\\
-On Name field insert group name.\\
+At Name field insert group name.\\
-On Parent Node field select [No Parent] option or other, this group will inherit parent node access configuration, unless you edit it later.\\
+AT Parent Node field select [No Parent] option or other, this group will inherit parent node access configuration, unless you edit it later.\\
-You set access settings to groups, so when you assign a group as parent node to user or other group, they will inherit this access settings.\\
+You may set access settings to groups, so when you assign a group as parent node to users or other groups, they always inherit parent access settings.\\
 ===== Create Users =====
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 Click "USERS" , shows a List of users and groups.\\
-To create a new user select Menu -> Add User and enter values for fields ( Name, Email, Username, Password and Active )\\
+To create new user select Menu -> Add User and fill form with fields ( Name, Email, Username, Password and Active )\\
 Active field is a flag to enable and disable Users.\\
-You can assign a group as parent node to user, this user will inherit their group access settings.\\
+You can assign a group as parent node to user, this user will inherit parent group access settings.\\
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-TIPS:
+Tips/Rules:
       Type Group option is used to create new groups.
-      Users are only available to add, when are active and does't already have any access configuration.
+      Users are only available to add, when are active and doesnt have any access configuration.
       Check Create Users ( just above ) to enable / disable users.
-      On selecting a user name , Name field is disabled, by default equals the user name.
+      On selecting a user name , name field is disabled, by default equals the user name.
-      Default "User Group" has pHKapa Setup privileges giving this user access to pHKapa Setup,
-Click "ACCESS" , and a list of users with access settings and groups is shown.\\
+Click "ACCESS"....\\
 To set a new user select Menu -> Add Access Control.\\
 At "User" select box you have Type Group option and available User names to select.\\
-Choosing parent node this user will inherit the parent node access configuration.\\
+Choosing parent node this user/group will inherit the parent node access configuration.\\