How to create a local technician account in EventLog Analyzer
Objective
It is essential to have Role based Access Controlled Technician Account to maintain the optimal security to the EventLog Analyzer.This document offers step by step instructions to create a Local Technician account or a technician account with Product authentication in EventLog Analyzer.
Prerequisites
You will need to have admin access to the EventLog Analyzer console.
Steps to follow
Tips
You can also click on the "Details" icon in the "Delegated Roles" column to get the quick description of the roles.
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