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Contents

What's New in Visual Guard.Net 3.2

Installation Guide

Visual Guard Console

Creating a New File Repository

Creating a New SQL Server Repository

Creating a New Oracle Repository

Selecting Existing Repository for Creating File Repository

Selecting Existing Repository for Creating SQL Repository

Selecting Existing Repository for Creating Oracle Repository

Visual Guard Repository Details

Repository Details

Repository Application Details

Connect to Repository

Rename Repository

Remove Repository

Delete from list

Edit Password Policy

Event Viewer

Edit Event Descriptions

Disconnect Repository

Group Details> Properties

Group Details> Roles

Group Details> Users

Add/ Edit list of Group Users

Edit list of Roles

Application

New Applications

Integrating New Winform Applications

Visual Guard Runtime-Winform

Integrating New Website Applications

Visual Guard Runtime for Website

Integrating Neutral Applications

Generating Visual Guard .Net Configuration Files

Modifying an Integrated Application

Modify Description

Modify Action Script Language

Modify Assembly Path

Modify Other Assemblies

Modify Application Type

Modify Anonymous Role

Modify Default Role

Check Security Actions

Generating Visual Guard .Net Configuration Files

Testing the Visual Guard .Net Configuration Files

Modify Configuration File Details

Modify Cache Duration

Modify Windows Groups

Modify Is Anonymous Session Supported

Modify Offline Store

Modify Supported Authentication Modes

Event Viewer

Edit Event Descriptions

Create New Version

Creating New Permission

Creating New Permission Set

Modifying Membership Access Level

Permissions

Creating New Permission

Rename Permission

Remove Permission

Edit Argument List

Properties Action

Property Action Details

Manage Property Action

Remove Property Action

Edit Existing Expressions

Check Security ActionsCheck

Duplicate Property Action

Security Action Wizard

Add Expression to Properties Action

Edit Existing Expressions

Clear All Properties

Clear all properties for selected objects

Clear current property

Script Action

Script Action Details

Manage Script Actions

Remove Script Action

Edit Script Action

Check Security Actions

Duplicate Script Action

Duplicate Permission

Permission Sets

Creating New Permission Set

Modify Permission Set Details

Modify Can be granted to roles

Rename Permission Set

Remove Permission Set

Duplicate Permission set

Edit Permission List

Edit Permission Set List

Roles

Special Roles

Special Roles & Permission Matrix

Master Administrator

User Administrator

Impact of User Administrator Role on Applications

Impact of User Administrator Role on Audit and Reporting

Impact of User Administrator Role on Groups

Impact of User Administrator Role on Roles

Impact of User Administrator Role on Users

Restricted User Administrator

Impact of Restricted User Administrator Role on Audit and Reporting

Impact of Restricted User Administrator Role on Groups

Impact of Restricted User Administrator Role on Roles

Impact of Restricted User Administrator Role on Users

Impact of Developer Role on Applications

Impact of Developer on Audit and Reporting

Impact of Developer on Groups

Impact of Developer Role on Permissions

Impact of Developer Role on Permission Sets

Impact of Developer Role on Roles

Restricted Developer

Impact of Restricted Developer Role on Applications

Impact of Restricted Developer Role on Audit and Reporting

Impact of Restricted Developer on Groups

Impact of Restricted Developer Role on Permissions

Impact of Restricted Developer Role on Permission Sets

Impact of Restricted Developer Role on Roles

Developer Deployer

Impact of Developer Deployer Role on Applications

Impact of Developer Deployer Role on Audit and Reporting

Impact of Developer Deployer Role on Groups

Impact of Developer Deployer Role on Permissions

Impact of Developer Deployer Role on Permission Sets

Impact of Developer Deployer Role on Roles

Restricted Developer Deployer

Impact of Restricted Developer Deployer Role on Applications

Impact of Restricted Developer Role on Audit and Reporting

Impact of Restricted Developer Deployer Role on Groups

Impact of Restricted Developer Deployer Role on Permissions

Impact of Restricted Developer Deployer Role on Permission Sets

Impact of Restricted Developer Deployer Role on Roles

Impact of Auditor Role on Applications

Impact of Auditor Role on Audit and Reporting

Impact of Auditor Role on Groups

Impact of Auditor Role on Permissions

Impact of Auditor Role on Permission Sets

Impact of Auditor Role on Roles

Impact of Auditor Role on Users

Restricted Auditor

Impact of Restricted Auditor Role on Applications

Impact of Restricted Auditor Role on Audit and Reporting

Impact of Restricted Auditor Role on Groups

Impact of Restricted Auditor Role on Permissions

Impact of Restricted Auditor Role on Permission Sets

Impact of Restricted Auditor Role on Roles

Impact of Restricted Auditor Role on Users

Multiple Role Assignment

Impact of Restricted Developer and Auditor Role on Applications

Impact of Restricted Developer and Auditor Role on Audit and Reporting

Impact of Restricted Developer and Auditor Role on Groups

Impact of Restricted Developer and Auditor Role on Permissions

Impact of Restricted Developer and Auditor Role on Permission Sets

Impact of Restricted Developer and Auditor Role on Roles

Impact of Restricted Developer and Auditor Role on Users

Shared Role

New Shared Role

Role Details

View Granted Users

View Granted Groups

Rename Shared Role

Remove Shared Role

Edit Granted User List

Change Permission Set

Application Role

Creating New Roles

Role Details

Modify Role Details

View Granted Users

View Granted Groups

Change Permission Set

Edit Granted User List

Database Roles

vg_UserAdminAccess

vg_DeveloperAccess

Manage Membership Role

User Accounts

VisualGuard

Creating Visual Guard User

Modify Visual Guard User Account

Modifying Visual Guard User Details

Modifying Logon Name

Modifying the Password

Modify E-mail Address

Modify Password Question and Answer

Modifying Description

Modify First Name

Modify Last Name

Modify Start Date

Modify End Date

Modify Approved

Modify Locked Out

Modify Must Change Password at next logon

Modifying Visual Guard Role Details

Modifying Visual Guard Group Details

Delete Visual Guard User Account

Creating Windows User Account

Modifying Windows User Account

Modifying Windows User Details

Modifying Windows Role Details

Modify Windows User Groups

Delete User Account

Creating Database User

Modifying Database User Account

Modifying Database User Details

Modify Database Roles

Modifying Database Role Details

Modifying Database Group Details

Delete Database User Account

Grant / Revoke Role(s)

License Key

Download License Key

Export data in a Deployment Configuration File

Deploy Application

Deploy Repository

Deploy parameters of the repository

Deploy directly in a Repository

Deploy Application into Repository

Deploy Repository into Repository

Deploy parameters of the repository

Generate Documentation

Selecting Dates

Visual Guard 3.2 Online Help

Creating a New Oracle Repository

This page shows how to create a repository stored in Oracle Database.

Access the VG Win Console application using the path Start > All Programs > Novalys > Visual Guard for .Net > Visual Guard Console

The VG Win Console will open.

Screen Display

Access the Add Repository option using one of the options below:

Click

. (A)

OR

Select the Add repository option from Action Menu. (B)

OR

Select the Add repository option from File Menu.

OR

Right click on the 'Visual Guard Console' in the Left Navigation Panel and select Add repository option from the Popup Menu. (C).

The Repository Creation Wizard screen will be displayed as shown below.

Screen Display

The wizards will automatically walk you through the repository creation.

Click

to access the Next screen.

Screen Display

Select highlighted option (A) from the screen to Create a new empty repository.

Click

to select the repository type.

Screen Display

Select option (A) from the screen to create an Oracle Repository.

Click

to specify the server name as well as the username and password required to access the repository; screen below will be displayed.

Screen Display

Your Database Administrator (DBA) can create database objects manually thanks to a script provided with Visual Guard.

The scripts are in the file <Visual Guard installation directory>\Visual Guard Console\Database\Oracle.

For more information click:

	http://www.visual-guard.com/EN/dotnet-security-user-role-permission/support/dotnet-API-how-to-documentation

Database servers typically run on a dedicated computer and are accessed by client applications over a network.

Specify the Server Name in the option (A). This server contains the objects of the database necessary to store the Visual Guard repository.

Select the Authentication Mode (B).

The Oracle Authentication Mode allows system to authenticate users using the Oracle username and password i.e. the User name and password that has been used to login to the Oracle Database.

The Windows Authentication Mode allows system to authenticate users using the Windows username and password stored in the Active Directory i.e. the User name and password that has been used to login to the Windows system.

Two types of database authentication modes are available namely Oracle Authentication and Windows Authentication Mode (B).

Screen Display

You can select either of the available authentication modes. Specify the username and password that will be used to connect to the server.

Specify the schema name in option (A).

If the Schema Name field is empty, Visual Guard .Net will create the structure in the schema of the User Name specified in the wizard.

If you select the schema name where the repository structure already exists, it will display the message as below:

Screen Display

If you click

it will drop the existing structure and create a new structure. The user will be re-directed to the next screen.

If you click

VG will keep the existing structure. The user will be re-directed to the next screen.

If you click

VG will stop the creation and you will be able to change the connection information.

Click

to select the Authentication Mode.

Screen Display

Visual Guard Authentication Mode allows the system to authenticate users using username and password provided by Visual Guard.

Windows Authentication Mode allows the system to authenticate users using Window username and password stored in Active Directory i.e. User name and password that has been used to login to the windows system.

Database Authentication Mode allows the system to authenticate users using Database Username and Password i.e. Username and Password that has been used to login to the Database.

Visual Guard offers three types of authentication modes Visual Guard Authentication Mode (A), Windows Authentication Mode (B), and Database Authentication Mode (C) for Oracle Repository.

User can select all three or either of the available options.

Database Authentication Mode allows the system to authenticate users using Database Username and Password i.e. User name and Password that has been used to login to the Database.

Each repository has a master administrator called Default Master. This administrator can further create new users and assign them role to access this repository.

Click

to specify the Repository Name and Default Master User Information details.

Screen Display

Specify the Repository Name in the Repository Name Text Box (A).

Specify the Default Master User information (B)

	Select the Authentication mode (C) for which the account details are to be specified.
	The Authentication option (C) will display all the Authentication Modes selected by you.
	Specify a user name and password. This option will be available in case Visual Guard Authentication Mode is selected.

	In case of Windows Authentication Mode, the current username and password will be automatically used for authentication.

	In case Database Authentication Mode is selected then the username and password used to authenticate the database should be specified.

Screen Display

Click

to complete the Repository Creation Process.

Once you click on the Finish Visual Guard will create the structure of the repository in the database.

The users whose details are provided in the above screen will be able to create tables, stored procedures and role in the database.

The Repository will be displayed in the Left Navigation Panel as well as the Main Section on the Visual Guard console.

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To access the repository, click on option (A).

The following login screen will open and allow you to authenticate and access the repository.

Screen Display

Select the Authentication Mode and specify the username and password.

The following details will be displayed on the Visual Guard Console.

Screen Display

See Also:

	Selecting Existing Repository
	Creating New File Repository
	Creating New SQL Server Repository

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