Properties
User Properties define the basic options of a user account.
Username | Name of user account, and also name of User context. This is a read-only property which may not be changed once the account is created. |
First Name | First name of the account owner. |
Last Name | Last name of the account owner. |
Password | Account password that is used by user to log in. The password must match Password Settings. |
Initialization Password | Defines whether user's password is an initialization password. If set to true, the user will be requested to change the password upon first login. This property is automatically set to false upon password change. |
Ignore Connection Mode | Forces the system to ignore User Connection Mode for this user. |
Use External Authentication | Defines the user authentication behaviour. If the option is enabled, the user is authenticated via external authentication, otherwise authenticated via Iotellect Server. |
Country | User's country. |
Region/State/Province/Area | User's region. |
ZIP Code | User's postal code. |
City | User's city. |
Address 1 | User's address. |
Address 2 | Second line of user's address. |
Comments | Additional info about the account. |
Company | User's company. |
Department | User's department. |
E-mail Address | User's E-mail address. |
Phone No. | User's phone number. |
Fax No. | User's fax number. |
Time Zone | User's time zone settings, used to show the correct time for this user. Also, Devices registered under account are assumed to be located in this time zone if no time zone is explicitly specified in the Device Account. See Dealing with Time Zones for more info. |
Locale | User's locale setting identified by a two-letter country code that affects various user interface parameters. |
Date Pattern | Date pattern defines how date values are formatted when shown to the user. |
Time Pattern | Time pattern defines how time values are formatted when shown to the user. |
Week Start Day | Controls the first day of week displayed in calendar. Possible options are Sunday and Monday. |
These may be accessed via the childInfo variable.
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