Most of us have used a workstation connected to a company network where the computer setup was already done, and things were ready to start being used when logged in. Have you ever noticed that with some things, you are restricted in what you can do or be denied access altogether? Well, you can thank the company setup user accounts where they control the amount of access one has when logged in through predetermined authorization and authentication settings. Take my current job, for example; I started as the front desk receptionist when I was hired into this company. I had no privileges on the computer; I could run Outlook, a few pages in Chrome would populate, and a few company-installed software apps could be accessed. Now, I have since received a promotion and moved workstations and quickly found that once I moved, I had options that I did not even know existed, access to documents and files that even some others cannot see all due to some changes in logon privileges. If you do not have permission, then it is...ACCESS DENIED!
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