z/Scope Anywhere allows you to create two different kind of connection profiles:
| • | Private connection profiles. |
| • | Shared connection profiles |
Read on to find which one to use and what it implies:
Private Connection Profiles
These connection profiles are created by users in z/Scope Anywhere's user interface. They are distinguished in the start page by a small user icon in the top left corner of their connection button:
The private connection profile is associated to the user and only shown to them. Anonymous access can't be define for this kind of profile. The user can access their private connection profile from any computer. The user can edit this connection profile completely or delete it, whereas shared connection profiles will only show some options for the end user to edit.
Shared Connection Profiles
These connection profiles are created by an administrator in the 'Connections' section of the z/Scope Anywhere Configuration Manager. They are distinguished in the start page because they don't have a small user icon in the top left corner of their connection button:
The shared connection profile is shown only to the users designated by an administrator in the 'Profiles' tab of the 'Server Settings' section of the z/Scope Anywhere Configuration Manager. Also, these profiles can have anonymous access. The user can edit only show a few options for this connection profile in the Preferences, HotSpots and Keypad tabs.
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