FMS Security Events

The following tables lists FMS security events (standard and custom) for CygNet Measurement, what security application applies (service and/or Node level), and the minimum authorization level (permission) required to perform associated FMS tasks.

See Events in the Security section for more information about security event authorization in CygNet Software.

See Authorization Levels in the Security section (Permissions topic) for an explanation of security authorization levels in the CygNet ACS.

Standard FMS Security Events

Security Event Security Event Description Security Application - Service Security Application - Node FMS Task Minimum AuthorizationLevel *

ACCESS

Access

  • View validation and estimation rules

0

  • Inclusive

1

Check

2

Check

3

Check

4

Check

5

CLOSE

Close period

None

0

Check

1

Check

Check

2

Check

3

Check

4

Check

5

CMDDEV

Execute device commands

None

0

None

1

Check

Check

2

Check

Check

3

Check

Check

4

Check

Check

5

CMDSYS

Execute system commands

 

None

0

None

1

Check

2

Check

3

Check

4

Check

5

DEVALA

Edit alarm log records

None

0

None

1

None

2

Check

Check

3

Check

Check

4

Check

Check

5

DEVCFG

Edit configuration log records

None

0

None

1

None

2

Check

Check

3

Check

Check

4

Check

Check

5

EXCP

Ignore exceptions

None

0

Check

Check

1

Check

Check

2

Check

Check

3

Check

Check

4

Check

Check

5

JOB Job

None

0

Check

1

Check

Check

2

Check

Check

3

Check

Check

4

Check

Check

5

NODE

Node

None

0

Check

Check

1

Check

Check

2

Check

2

Check

3

Check

Check

4

Check

Check

5

PPA

Prior period adjustment

None

0

Check

1

Check

2

Check

3

Check

4

Check

5

SVCINFO

Miscellaneous Genserve security management

Note: The SVCINFO event allows changes to log settings and use of the GlobalFunctions method SetGenserveInfo without requiring higher privileges on other actions. Other tasks are listed at right.

None

0

Check

  • Change queue translations

1

Check

2

Check

3

Check

4

Check

5

*Note: When changing security levels for a security event, security will be effective after making the change, but you will need to restart FMS Explorer for the changes to take effect for that client.

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Custom FMS Security Events - Data Quality

A system administrator can also optionally control which users can save or edit records, based upon the data quality of the records. To determine who can modify records that have an attached data quality flag (gas device & gas station), administrators have the ability to create customized security events. Each data quality record will have a corresponding configured security event. Users must have a minimum access level to save records to the specified data quality, and must have a higher access level to edit records with the specified data quality. See Data Quality for more information about this concept.

The customized data quality security events are described in the table below.

Security Event Security Event Description Security Application - Service* Security Application - Node* FMS Task Minimum AuthorizationLevel *

<custom>

Gas device records

None

0

None

1

None

2

Check

Check

3

Check

Check

4

Check

Check

5

<custom>

Gas station records

None

0

None

1

None

2

Check

Check

3

Check

Check

4

Check

Check

5

*Note: When changing security levels for a custom data quality security event, security will be effective after making the change, but you will need to restart FMS Explorer for the changes to take effect for that client.

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