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--- managing_users [2023/04/25 13:02] – [Attaching roles to users] emozolyak
+++ managing_users [2023/04/25 13:30] (current) – [Attaching roles to users] emozolyak
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 === Use server time ===
 The pages WebHMI's server provides may use server's or local (client browser's) time. The former is the default setting which will show correct date & times for client's different time zones. E.g. when you are located in the country that is 6 hours ahead of the WebHMI's time, you'd scroll time 6 hous back, becuase right in the moment, there is no data according to local time.
+=== Add Registers to the side menu ===
+The //Registers// are most popular project part during project development & commissioning. You can make it available in the side bar with this setting.
+=== Home page ===
+This is a page  user land when he logs in. Please check the user's role allows the user to access this page, otherwise he won't be able to enter.
+=== Auto close unattended user session ===
+When working in a “multitasking” mode, most users open and leave “for ever” a lot of open tabs at the same time – this is more practical than constantly opening and closing the same tab. They are often opened from different devices. However, the system continues to exchange data with the browser, even if the user does not look at the page for several days. This subtle “trickle” can become a “stream” in a multiuser system, and also create unnecessary load on the system.
+Now, in the user settings, you can set an idle timeout after which the exchange of data with the page will automatically stop and resume after the page is refreshed.
+{{ network:user_idle_setting.png?direct&600 |}}
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 Click //Login into system// for standard login page.
-==== Auto close unattended user session ====
-When working in a “multitasking” mode, most users open and leave “for ever” a lot of open tabs at the same time – this is more practical than constantly opening and closing the same tab. They are often opened from different devices. However, the system continues to exchange data with the browser, even if the user does not look at the page for several days. This subtle “trickle” can become a “stream” in a multiuser system, and also create unnecessary load on the system.
-Now, in the user settings, you can set an idle timeout after which the exchange of data with the page will automatically stop and resume after the page is refreshed.
-{{ network:user_idle_setting.png?direct&600 |}}