Follow this procedure to configure the user accounts when in a
domain-to-domain configuration with one-way trust communication in a DeltaV
Remote Workstation system (following the steps will configure these items).
- In order for a
domain user to connect to the DeltaV database server from the
remote workstation in a one-way trust domain environment, the following must
apply :
- The Windows user on
the remote workstation must have a DeltaV account on the remote system.
- The Windows user on
the remote workstation must have a DeltaV account on the server.
- The DeltaV user on the
remote workstation must have a DeltaV account on the server.
- For domain logons, the
user does not need to have a Windows account on the remote workstation.
- In order for a
non-domain user to connect to the DeltaV database server from
the remote workstation in a one-way trust domain environment, the following
must apply:
- The Windows user on
the remote workstation must have a Windows account on both the remote
workstation and the DeltaV server with the same username and password.
- The Windows user on
the remote workstation must have a DeltaV account on both the remote
workstation and the DeltaV server.
- The DeltaV user on the
remote workstation must have a DeltaV account and a Windows account on the
server with the same username and password as on the remote system.
- The DeltaV user on the
remote workstation must have a Windows account on the remote system.
Set up a remote system in a two-domain, one-way trust
configuration (DV Server trusts domain)
Since the remote workstation is on a domain, users can include local
users and domain users. An individual can have both a local account and a
domain account on the workstation. (Having both accounts is typical for an
engineer who uses the workstation as a personal PC.) Most users should only
have a domain account. This simplifies the administration of user accounts
- Create the domain Windows
user account on the remote workstation using Windows User Manager:
- Domain users are not
added directly as new users. They are given access to the machine and resources
by being added to a local group on the workstation. Refer to the Domain section
in your Windows documentation for details on adding domain members to a
workstation group.
- Add the domain user to
the appropriate DeltaV group (DeltaV, DeltaV Access, DeltaV Admins).
- Create the user accounts
on the DeltaV server using DeltaV User Manager:
- Create a DeltaV
account for the domain user. Do not enter a password for the DeltaV account.
(This assumes that the user already has a domain account. If you still need to
create the domain user account, refer to the Domain section of your Windows
documentation for more information.)