Introduction

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1. Click on the Access navigation tab.

2. Click on the User Access Groups, Floor Access Groups or Guest Access Groups link.

3. In the Actions bar, click on Add Access Group. The following screen is displayed:

   

4. Enter a Name and a Description.

   

5. Select the Risk Levels during which this group will have access: Low, Guarded, Elevated, High or Severe (the current risk level is always displayed at the top of the Primis screen)
   For more information on Risk Levels see the Alert Level Managementsection.

6. Select a Controlled Area for this group.

7. Select a Schedule for the Controlled Area. If that controlled area is not going to be accessed by that User Access Group, leave the schedule as Always Off.

8. If you need an additional line for extra Controlled Areas and/or Schedules, click the + button beside the current line. To delete a line, click the x button.

9. Click Save.

Global User Access Groups

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1. Create a new Controlled Area with the elevator reader.

2. In the new Controlled Area’s Floor tab, select all the associated Floor Areas; specify the desired activation time and click +.

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Create a Floor Access Group

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1. Click on the Events navigation tab.

2. On the left, click on the Search Events link. The following screen is displayed: 
   

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3. Enter a From and To Date and Times for the data you wish to search.

4. Enter Search Criteria in the Filters input box.

5. Click the [Search] button to retrieve result set records.

6. Result set will be shown on the area below the search criteria. The user may choose to download a copy of the result set in either CSV or PDF format by clicking the corresponding buttons.

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1. Click on the System navigation tab.

2. On the left, click on the Utilities link.

3. Click on the Audit Data sub link.  The following screen is displayed:
   

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4. Enter a From and To Date and Times for the data you wish to search.

5. Enter a User ID.

6. In the Change box, enter a specified string from the audit logs to search through the data that has changed.

7. Select an Action.

8. In the Original Data box, enter a specified string from the audit logs to search through the original data. For example, you could search for a card number in the original field to find out who previously had this card.

9. Select a Function.

10. Click the [Search] button.

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PDF reports can be generated for the following pages: System, Suites and Businesses, Users, User and Guest Access Groups, Controlled Areas and Port Triggered Actions, Schedules and Special Days.

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Creating CSV Report Files

A CSV file can also be generated on the Users, Suites and Businesses, and Events pages. To download, click on the [CSV] button next to the Search box.

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 Reports Available By Page

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1. Click on the Events navigationtab.

2. On the left, click on the Reports link.

3. Click on the Attendance sub link.

4. Enter a From/To date and time.

5. Select the Zone Group(s) of interest.

6. Optionally select User Category of interest.

7. Optionally provide a Suite number, Card number, First or a Last name.

8. Select either CSV or PDF report type. The two additional types – CSV summary and PDF Summary reports would show daily card holder attendance summaries. All access transaction details are omitted.

9. Click the Search button.

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Backup & Restore

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1. Click on the System navigation tab.

2. On the left, click on the Utilities link.

3. Click on the Remote Backup sub link.
   

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4. Select the Backup Method:

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1. Configure the firewall to allow incoming connections on port 31415.

2. Login to the Primis administration software using the system user.  Call Identiv Support if you need the system password.  

3. Click on the System navigation tab.

4. On the left, click on the Administration link.

5. Click on the System Parameters sub link.
   

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6. Click on the siteEngine.ini file to edit it.

7. Edit the line that reads DBMode=single and change it to DBMode=master

   

8. Click Save.

9. Select and edit a different System Parameters file called start.ini

10. Edit the line that reads #sds.service=no and change it to sds.service=yes

    

11. Click Save and Reboot the server.

12. Once the system is rebooted, log back in with the system user and go to the System tab.

13. In the scope pane on the left, click on Utilities.

14. Click DB Replication.
    

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15. Fill in the text boxes on the screen. 

    1. Host Name: This is the IP address of the master server.

    2. Sync Name: Name for the configuration. Enter something that will identify the master server. This field must be alpha-numeric.

    3. Sync Protocol: Select http or https. In order to use https, additional configurations are required to install SSL certificate on the master and slave server.

    4. Sync Port Number: Select the TCP port number that slave servers will be connecting to.  The TCP port number selected must be configured in the firewall to allow incoming connection. The Primis server is preconfigured to support port 31415, additional configurations on the server are required if other port number is used.

16. Click the Save button.  The master node configuration will be displayed in the Master Node section. The Delete button of the master node allows users to remove the master configuration from the server. It will be disabled if there are slave nodes attached to the master. The Stop Replication button allows users to stop the database replication process. The Restart Replication button allows users to restart the database replication process. The Refresh Server Cache button allows users to refresh the Primis server cache to the slave nodes.
    

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Configuring Slave Server

1. Login to the Primis administration software using the system user.  Call Identiv Support if you need the system password.  

2. Click on the System navigation tab.

3. On the left, click on the Administration link.

4. Click on the System Parameters sub link.
   

   

5. Click on the siteEngine.ini file to edit it.

6. Edit the line that reads DBMode=single and change it to DBMode=slave

   

7. Click Save.

8. Select and edit a different System Parameters file called start.ini

9. Edit the line that reads #sds.service=no and change it to Change to sds.service=yes

   

10. Click Save and Reboot the server.

11. Once the system is rebooted, log back in with the system user and go to the System tab.

12. In the scope pane on the left, click on Utilities.

13. Click DB Replication.
    

    

14. Fill in the text boxes on the screen.

    1. Master Node Registration URL: The URL that the slave server will be connecting to for data replication. The URL should be set to the Sync URL configured on the master server.

    2. Sync Name: Name for the configuration. Enter something that will identify the slave server. This field must be alpha-numeric.

15. Click the Attach button. The slave node configuration will be displayed in the Node section. The Detach button allows users to remove the node from the data replication. Detaching a slave node is a two steps process, refer to the Detaching Slave Server section below for details. The Stop Replication button allows users to stop the database replication process. The Restart Replication button allows users to restart the database replication process.
    

    

16. To verify the slave server is configured properly, login to the master server and go to the System tab. Click on Utilities on the left and select DB Replication.  The client node should be listed.
    

    

17. To verify that the configuration is good, add a controlled area on the master node and verify that it appears on the slave.

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 To remove a Certificate Policy OID:

Click theX button next to the OID.

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Extended Key Usage Extensions

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To remove an extended key usage extension constraint:

Click the X button next to the OID.

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PKI Fault Options

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