Publication Date: 8/17/2026
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The Employee Wall Password Add Wall Password security is assigned by system administrators to individual employees within single User profiles to track which specific employee is completing transactions and other duties. For example, a user group named 'LINEMX' could be used to combine several mechanics on the floor with one shared login username, but individual Wall passwords can be applied for each Employee record within that user profile. For a listing of the transactions available for Wall password protection, refer to Wall Protected Transactions via the System Administration Training Manual. With the employee selected, select the Employee Wall Password Add The system displays the Employee Wall Password System Add window. Enter the Employee record then click the Find An unlimited number of Employees can be configured as Wall users under a User Profile by entering their Employee record, specifying their Wall Password, and configuring their Wall security options.
The newer TRAX method for assigning Wall security is through the Wall By Program function located in the Security Explorer, Other View. There Wall Security can be added by program to specific users or various users at a time. The following information/options are available in this window: User The selected user or user group. Auto-Generate Wall Password checkbox Select this checkbox to have the system automatically generate a Wall Password which will then bypass the basic Wall Password. (When selected the Wall Password field and the Change Password For example, when the Session log-on option is being utilized, the Windows username and password can also be used for the Wall Password. And although the employee's Windows username and password are being utilized for the Wall Password, a Wall password must still be generated and entered in this window. Therefore, this auto-generated option allows the administrator who is setting up Wall securities to register a Wall password for each employee without having to manually create a Wall Password for each employee. This auto-generated Wall Password is thus linked to the employee's Windows username and password. As such, the auto-generated password is not displayed to the administrator nor to the employee because it is not necessary as it is, in effect, being bypassed.
For more information refer to Logging Into TRAX, Security Explorer, Session Tab, and the Security Explorer, LDAP Tab via the System Administration Manual. This checkbox must be selected for the Session and LDAP Wall Password Methods to function properly. Employee Right-click to choose or manually enter the employee who will have Wall Security access. When an Employee is entered, their Wall Password information is displayed. Keep in mind that a user group named 'MECH' could be used to combine several mechanics on the floor with one shared login password, but individual Wall passwords can be applied for each Employee record within that user group. Wall Password Enter the password that will be required by the Employee when accessing the Walled option. Wall passwords must be assigned to each employee record linked to the User or User Group; the same password cannot be used for multiple employee records. If a password already exists for another employee record, a new Wall Password must be entered by selecting the Change Password Password requirements are defined by the System Transaction Configuration switches that follow: Change Password Select this button to enter a new Wall Password. (This button will not be available when the Auto-Generate Wall Password checkbox is selected.) Selected checkboxes In the Selected column, choose the items that will require the wall password by the employee. _____________________________________________________________________________________ Select the Save Select the Exit When the user attempts to access a window where Wall Security was applied, they must enter their Wall password and select the Continue
Wall Sign-on Methods: The Wall Password pop-up contains multiple sign-in options. Users will be allowed to choose between three different access Methods: Standard, Session, and LDAP.
_____________________________________________________________________________________ Standard Method The Standard Method contains the basic Wall Password functionality. Users must enter their Wall Passwords to access a window or save a transaction.
Session Method The Session Method is similar to the Session Sign-on functionality. Users are to enter their Windows User Name and password. Each user's Domain and User Name are entered into the Session tab of the Security window. This window is accessed by right-clicking over the user's name in the User View and selecting the Update Users
The Auto Generate Wall Password checkbox must be selected for the LDAP Method to function properly. LDAP Method The LDAP refers to the Lightweight Directory Access Protocol. It is an Active Directory authentication for UNIX/Linux systems and application. Users can enter their appropriate User name and Password. For more information refer to the Security Explorer, LDAP Tab via the System Administration Manual.
The Auto Generate Wall Password checkbox must be selected for the LDAP Method to function properly. _____________________________________________________________________________________
Wall Password Error: Wall passwords must be assigned to each employee record linked to the User or User Group. The same Wall Password cannot be used for multiple employee records. If a password already exists for another employee record, the following warning message will appear.
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