Providing Password Protection and Limited Access to Models and Applications

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Providing Password Protection and Limited Access
to Models and Applications

• FRAMES-2.0 Workshop
• U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission
• Bethesda, Maryland
• November 15-16, 2007
• Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
• Richland, Washington

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Framework Development Environment
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Domain ? Class Group
Subgroup
Domains
Class (fixed) Database Model System Viewer
Group
Subgroup
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Purpose
Provide the user (e.g., NRC) with the ability
to limit access to models and conceptual site
modeling scenarios
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Problem Description
In context of FRAMES, a Domain represents a
specific collection of models, usually created by
a user for a special purpose (e.g., 3MRA Domain).
Three locking options have been developed to
limit the users ability to change models or
Conceptual Site Models (CSMs) within FRAMES

• Models Associated with a Domainlock the models
  within the Domain
• CSM Simulationlock the CSM simulation picture.
  Altering icons and the way in which they are
  connected to each other will not be allowed.
• Model associated with an Icon Typelock a
  specific model to a specific icon type. Only one
  applicable model will be available to the user,
  assuming the connections are valid.

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Locking and Unlocking Domains
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If you want to unlock the Domains, you must enter
a PC-specific Password
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Using the Password Generator

• Click HELP menu
• Obtain CRC number
• Run Password Generator
• User enters CRC number
• Click Generate password
• The installation CRC password is automatically
  generated by the Password Generator.

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Restrictions on the Installation CRC Number
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Locking and Unlocking the CSM
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Under File, choose Lock to lock the CSM
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Locked CSMs are password protected.
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Locking Specific Models to Icons
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Locked Models are password protected.
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