Rack Access Settings display

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Add cards and assign users to those cards, and configure access to rack doors monitored by the Rack Access Pod 170 devices associated with the selected device group, or NetBotz Appliance or Appliances.

You use the left pane in this display to add up to 200 rack access cards for the selected device group, or NetBotz Appliance or Appliances, and assign users to those cards. You then select a card in the left pane, and select a device group, NetBotz Appliance, Rack Access Pod 170, or door in the right pane to enable, disable, or schedule the rack access for that card.

When no HID cards proximity cards have been registered for the selected NetBotz Appliance, the "NetBotz Appliance Settings" display appears when you access the Rack Access Settings option. This display allows you to specify the supported card type and auto lock timeout for the selected appliance.

You can access the "NetBotz Appliance Settings" display from the NetBotz Appliance Settings link to modify the Auto Lock Timeout only. To modify the supported card type, you must first remove all the cards associated with the appliance.

When one or more rack access cards swiped at a Rack Access Pod 170 device have not been registered to the associated NetBotz Appliance, the Show Unregistered Cards link is displayed. You can access the "Unregistered Cards" display from the link to select the rack access cards you want to register, or remove cards you do not want to register from the list.

Left pane:

Element	Description
List	Card ID#: The identification number assigned to the card. User name: The user name assigned to the card.
Add	Select to add a rack access card to the list.
Edit	Select to modify the username, description, or authorization level for the selected card.
Remove	Select to remove a card from the list. Note You must press Apply or OK to save the changes.
Copy	Select to copy the scheduled access of the selected card to one or more additional cards.

Right pane:

Element	Description
Card ID#	Displays the card ID # selected in the table at left, the associated user name, description, and whether a swipe from an additional card is required to authorize rack access. Note The additional card must not require an authorization card swipe.
List	Door: Select a device group, NetBotz Appliance, or Rack Access Pod 170 device, or check mark one or more doors to schedule access for the card selected. Scheduled Access: Icons for each door indicate whether access is scheduled 24 hours a day, 7 days a week ( full green icon), some of the time (half green icon), or disabled (white icon).
Enable	Select to schedule door access 24 hours a day, 7 days a week for the selected device group, NetBotz Appliance, Rack Access Pod 170 device, or door.
Disable	Select to disable door access 24 hours a day, 7 days a week for the selected device group, NetBotz Appliance, Rack Access Pod 170 device, or door.
Edit Access	Select to modify weekly door access for the selected device group, NetBotz Appliance, Rack Access Pod 170 device, or door.

You can use the right-click options in the right pane to do the following:

• Enable or disable rack access 24 hours a day, 7 days a week for the selected device group, NetBotz Appliance, Rack Access Pod 170 device, or door (Enable or Disable option).
• Schedule weekly rack access for the selected device group, NetBotz Appliance, Rack Access Pod 170 device, or door (Edit option).
• Expand or collapse the list for the selected device group, NetBotz Appliance, or Rack Access Pod 170 device (Expand or Collapse option).
• Select every door for every NetBotz Appliance in the list (Select All Doors option).
• Select every Door 1 door for the selection (Select All Door 1 Doors option).
• Select every Door 2 door for the selection (Select All Door 2 Doors option). 

Note

To lock and unlock the doors, you use the Rack Access Control option, available in the right-click menu of the Device View or Map View for the selected controllable NetBotz Appliance or NetBotz Rack Access Device. See Rack access control display