How to Configure Partitioning Settings (Menu Access Level) in xPortalNet Software

Problem (Issue) Statement:	How to configure Partitioning settings (Menu Access Level) in xPortalNet software
Description:	A guide to configure Partitioning settings (Menu Access Level) in xPortalNet software. Partitioning settings allow users to configure menu visibility for different users of the xPortalNet software.
Related Software:	xPortal3000
Related Hardware:	NIL
System Application:	NIL
Symptom and Finding:	NIL
Cause:	For first time guide to configure Partitioning settings (Menu Access Level) in xPortalNet software.
Solution:	Warning! Users are not recommended to run any xPortal software in Windows XP* operating system as the system is unstable* Users are also advised to stop the xPortal Services before shutting down the Server PC* to prevent any missing transaction issues.* . . Summary: To configure Partitioning settings in xPortalNet software. To assign the Partitioning settings for the System User. Step-by-step Guide: To configure Partitioning settings in xPortalNet software: Step 1: Go to xPortalNet Server > Server Admin > Menu Access Setting. Users can then click Add or Modify to add a new menu access level or modify existing menu access level. Configure the resource access according to the desired user access level. Click OK to save the changes. Figure 1: Resource Access Section . . To Assign the Partitioning Settings for the System User: In these steps, user will be guided to assign the created Partitioning Settings to System User. Step 1: Login to xPortalNet Server. Step 2: Open System User. Go to Server Admin > System User. Step 3: System User Setup will be shown. Step 4: Add new System User or Modify existing records. Step 5: Configure the System User as following: Is Super User field must be "No". Menu Access Level cannot be "SuperUser". Please select other access level. Assign the pre-configured Partitioning Settings for this System User. Figure 2: Edit System User Window Step 6: Click OK to confirm and save the changes. Step 7: Run xPortalNet Client by using System User account with specific Partitioning Settings to view the access level assigned. . Step 8: When users try to access menu that have been blocked, the following error message will be shown. Figure 3: You Have No Rights to Modify the Accessibility Setting Error Message
Common Issue	NIL
Date Documentation:	14/4/2020 (Rev 1.0)