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Hi,

I have a problem on my system: citect always want to run as administrator of the PC, but I don't want to leave the psw to the customer.

How can I solve this problem?

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  • By default, Citect should be launched under the current Windows logon user unless you specify (run as different user). However, if you configure Runtime Manager as service, all Citect processes should run under the predefined virtual service account [Citect Runtime Manager]. For visualization, you will have to launch a /x client on that machine. Of course, you can also configure which Windows users are allowed to run Citect. For more information, please refer to another discussion thread or Security topic on Citect Help.

     Limit Citect SCADA to one user 

    Hope this would help.

    Regards,

    Jacky

  • Thanks Jacky but i'm not able to perform what you say; I'm using a PC with domain administrator and a rule delete all the admin that I create.

    I've created a new user, inserted it in the rule of "runtime user" (citect.localusers see the jpg) but every time I execute the Runtime plant scada, the system ask to me the admin psw.

    It drive me creazy..........

  • Hi  ,

    It appears that you are using Citect SCADA 2018 R2. Below is the table of user groups that you could use to configure the limit access to operations. If a machine is set up to run server processes, you need to have the windows logon user in ServerUsers group. 

    Windows User Group Name

    Description

    Citect.Engineers

    Users in this group can read and write the server to server password. This user corresponds to a user who would run the Setup Wizard activities (either in Citect Studio or the Configurator).

    Users in group have all privileges available to users in the other two groups.

    Citect.ServerUsers

    Controls which users can run Citect SCADA as a server process. This group is used to limit access to the server password which is used in server to server communications.

    If you are not running Citect SCADA as a service, any Windows user who needs to run a Citect SCADA server (including a display client with [CtAPI]Remote enabled needs to be added to this group.

    Note: If you are running Citect SCADA as a service, it is recommended that you do not add users to this group.

    Citect.LocalUsers

    Users in this group have access to the CtAPI interface exposed by Citect SCADA client processes. This group can be used to restrict CtAPI access to pre-determined users or services

    Regards,

    Jacky

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  • Hi  ,

    It appears that you are using Citect SCADA 2018 R2. Below is the table of user groups that you could use to configure the limit access to operations. If a machine is set up to run server processes, you need to have the windows logon user in ServerUsers group. 

    Windows User Group Name

    Description

    Citect.Engineers

    Users in this group can read and write the server to server password. This user corresponds to a user who would run the Setup Wizard activities (either in Citect Studio or the Configurator).

    Users in group have all privileges available to users in the other two groups.

    Citect.ServerUsers

    Controls which users can run Citect SCADA as a server process. This group is used to limit access to the server password which is used in server to server communications.

    If you are not running Citect SCADA as a service, any Windows user who needs to run a Citect SCADA server (including a display client with [CtAPI]Remote enabled needs to be added to this group.

    Note: If you are running Citect SCADA as a service, it is recommended that you do not add users to this group.

    Citect.LocalUsers

    Users in this group have access to the CtAPI interface exposed by Citect SCADA client processes. This group can be used to restrict CtAPI access to pre-determined users or services

    Regards,

    Jacky

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