Overview of the ZeroLock® Management Console Banner.
The ZeroLock banner is the starting point for managing the ZeroLock Management Console (ZMC). From this point, the logged-in user may:
- access the status of alerts,
- edit their contact information,
- change their password, and
- setup Multifactor Authentication (MFA) for themselves.
Navigation Menu
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Open Alerts
Selecting OPEN ALERTS takes you to the ALERTS section. The three (3) tabs to the right represent the counters for the severity types of alerts – High, Medium, and Low. Selecting any of these will also take you to the main ALERTS page where you may perform any necessary action related to the alert. -
User Profile
To the right of the Open Alerts counters is the Profile button. The initial on the button represents the logged-in user who, in this case, is the Default Tenant ‘superuser’. Click the button and a drop-down screen appears with Username and Manage Account. The username is static, but Manage Account is interactive.
Manage Account
Under this section, the logged-in user can:- edit their account’s contact information,
- change their password, and
- set up Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) for this profile.
Edit Contact Information
Selecting EDIT or the pencil symbol in the upper right corner opens an identical pop-up screen that allows editing of the logged-in User's contact information. This screen also has blue boxes enabling password change or setup of MFA.
Change Password
Selecting Change Password brings up the screen below. Once you create the new password, click Change Password at the bottom of the drop-down. You will be returned to the Manage Account edit screen.
Back on the MANAGE ACCOUNT (USER edit) screen, click on any item from the Homepage list or on the Open Alerts at the top right of the banner to exit.
Multifactor Authentication
If you want to set up Multifactor Authentication (MFA), the first screen you will see is the Set Up MFA token screen which provides two (2) options for receiving a test token – scanning the QR code or selecting Test Token which sends the code to the authenticator app on your phone. Both require successfully using the test code provided by your authenticator app.
Once the Test Token tab is clicked, a pop-up screen says the MFA token should be six digits. Receipt acknowledgment of the six-digit code by your authenticator app signals MFA set-up is complete.
Exiting without Saving
To exit without saving changes click on any item on the Homepage list to the left of the Manage Account screen or on the Open Alerts at the top right of the banner.
Logout
Selecting Logout on the banner at the top of the page will log the user out of the ZMC entirely, requiring you to log in again.
For more information, please see the Vali Cyber support page.