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| − | <p>The Aileron Delivery Server is used for a simple way to send items from your network interface to people who request the items from the "Get Equipment" program. Any type of item can be placed inside the server to be distributed.'''All items being sent out must be copy-able.'''</p> | + | <p>The Aileron Delivery Server is used for a simple way to send items from your network interface to people who request the items from the "Get Equipment" program.<br />Any type of item can be placed inside the server to be distributed.'''All items being sent out must be copy-able.'''</p> |
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Latest revision as of 16:40, 19 August 2016
Product Documentation
This documentation is relevant to the most recent version.
Anything outdated will not always work with this documentation.
For information on what has been added in recent versions or if there have been any updates, please view the version history for the Aileron Dispatch System.
Item Information
This will list all items that are included with the base system and their features.
It will also include the uses and descriptions of all the items. This will help you better in using the items to their greatest potential.
Aileron Network Server
The Aileron Network Server is used as a contact from the Aileron Interface into Second Life. This does not include delivery items. When a user is created on the Interface, it will send them their credentials and information on how to log-in to the network that it is configured for.
Item Uses
- Network Creation
- Interface <-> Second Life
- Distributes Log-In Information To Created Users.
Aileron Delivery Server
The Aileron Delivery Server is used for a simple way to send items from your network interface to people who request the items from the "Get Equipment" program.
Any type of item can be placed inside the server to be distributed.All items being sent out must be copy-able.
Item Uses
- Sends Out Items.
Interface Information
This will list all interface features that are included with the base system.
It will also include the uses and descriptions of all the items. This will help you better in using the items to their greatest potential.
Settings Tab
The settings tab allows you to access settings that will modify your account. You can change your password and Log-Out of the interface.
Administration Tab
The administration tab on the top navigation bar is used to manage all things. A user must be assigned as an administrator before he will be able to access anything on the admin tab.
To make a person an administrator, you will need to go into the "Network Users" dashboard and select "Edit Users" button next to their name. Then just check the Administrator checkbox.
Network Settings
This feature can be found under the navigation tab "Admin". It is used to change your network settings. At this time, it can only change the Radio and Pager Network Keys, along with the default permissions.
The default permissions are used to change what permissions and modules a person can access when their account is created. This does not include administrator modules. Modules will appear on there as they are purchased.
City Settings
The City Settings allow you to change details about your city. This feature is mostly for the aesthetics and used by modules. This is not a huge requirement if you are not using modules such as the Civilian Database, Vehicle Database, and Citations. Those are examples that use items such as a ID Card printer that needs access to the city name for the card.
Network Users
The Network Users allows for people to be registered on your network. If they are on there and have a password, they will be able to log into your network.
Adding Users
To add a user to your network, you can go into Network Users and select "Add User". Simply enter their Second Life Username. It is very case sensitive, if they don't have a last name; you will need to put "Resident" at the end.
The User role is not required, it just lets you know what they do in your network.
Once you create their account, they will get messaged in-world with their new password and information to log-in to your network.
Removing Users
If you are wanting to remove someone from your network, you can access the interface, find their name, and hit "Delete User". After you confirm, their name will be removed.
Changing Passwords
This feature will allow for you to change a user's password. If someone in your network has forgotten their password, you can simply change it by clicking the button next to their name.
Edit Users
The Edit Users will allow you to change a few things with a user. If you spelled their name incorrectly, Need to change their role, or make them an administrator. This will easily allow for it.
Change Permissions
If you have purchase other modules and would people to access them or remove access, you can simply check the boxes on what modules you want them to access.
Get Equipment
If you have set up your Network Delivery Server and have equipment inside it, this is how user's on your network will be able to request for those items from the server.
