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Adding an Onboard User 

1.) Create the User in VIP 

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If created on a test site user needs to be created in Prod first then Test 

  1. Prod user needs to be External User w/ Authentication Only 

  2. Test user needs to be External User 

Add user in veslink.com 

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To create a new Onboard user:

  1. Create a New User in VIP and ensure the password conforms to VIP’s Password Policy.

    1. Within the Production user profile, select External Access Only.

    2. If the account is to be used for testing, create the user account in the client’s Production environment first, then the Test environment.

      1. Within the Production user profile, select External Access Only and Authentication Only

      2. Within the Test user profile, select External Access Only.

  2. Create a New User in Veslink using the same credentials from VIP.

    1. If a user is to only be created in Production, set Auth Type to ImosApp (Veson only) 

    2. If User is created in Prod and Test Test (Veson only): 

    3. Give user R/W Access to Vessel and Company Object Right  

    4. Restrict Users vessel rights for all vessels, except one they're operating (give that r/w)

    5. Create filtered view for user to only see their vessel
      1. Set Prod auth to None  Production Auth Type to None.  

      2. Test Auth Type to IMOSAPP 

    6. Impersonate user from veslink.com 

    7. Run replication 

    User Permissions 

      1. ImosApp.

  3. Once all required user accounts have been created, within VIP, in the Data Center, select Replication.

    1. Run Bulk Import. This syncs the user account with the Onboard schema.

  4. Set User Permissions.

    1. Within Security in VIP, give user R/W Object Rights access to the operating Vessel, Vessel Type as well as applicable Company and Forms.

      1. Provide the required Module Rights either at the user, or the group level if one exists.

    2. Within Security in Veslink, provide permissions and form access as required, then select Restrict Vessel Access and only provide access to the operating vessel.

    3. The hidden config flag CFGEnabledVesselSecurity could be set to Y too. However, this can cause latency issues for all users in the system if their vessel list is greater than 15,000 vessels.  

    Open Incognito window to test logging-in 

Note: Within VIP, Forms Object Rights only displays once the Veslink account has been created. Also, if using Form Groups then a user can be provided access to all Forms negating the need to only select applicable forms in two locations.

Finally, to test the user account log in, open an Incognito window and sign in via veslink.com.