Accessing ITRM Report Center :: SAS(R) IT Resource Management 3.4: Report Center Guide

Logging On as a Registered User

Starting with SAS IT Resource Management 3.4, access to some ITRM Report Center workspaces and functions is controlled by SAS metadata-based application roles. Permission to access SAS Content Server locations where IT Resource Management reports are available is controlled by SAS metadata-based application groups. Membership in roles and groups is established and maintained by your SAS administrator using SAS Management Console. For more information about groups and roles, see SAS Management Console: Guide to Users and Permissions.

To log on to ITRM Report Center, perform the following steps:

In the address bar of your web browser, enter the URL for ITRM Report Center. For example, to access your ITRM Report Center, your URL might be http://<Middle-Tier-Server-Name>/ITRMReportCenter or htpp://<Middle-Tier:Port#>/ITRMReportCenter.

Then press Enter. The logon window for ITRM Report Center appears.

Note: Contact your ITRM Report Center administrator if you do not have the URL for ITRM Report Center.

ITRM Report Center Logon Window
Enter a valid user ID and password. Your user ID and password are case-sensitive.
Click Log On. The ITRM Report Center interface appears.

Running ITRM Report Center on the Secure Sockets Layer Protocol

ITRM Report Center can be run on the Secure Sockets Layer (that is, the HTTPS protocol). The Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) is the standard security technology for creating an encrypted link between a web server and a browser. This link ensures that all data passed between the web server and browser remains private and secure. To generate an encrypted link, a web server requires an SSL Certificate. For more information, see Encryption in SAS 9.4, which is located here: Encryption in SAS(R) 9.4.

Logging Off from ITRM Report Center

To log off from ITRM Report Center, click Log Off in the upper right corner of the UI.

By default, if ITRM Report Center is open for 30 minutes with no activity, then a warning message appears. This message states that you will be logged off and the session will close unless you choose to continue the session.