User Access Toolkit
The User Access Toolkit allows an application to easily grant access to specific code in a LabVIEW application, depending on the currently active user. It supports user interactive authentication as well as by security tokens, i.e. login dialog, WF dongle (WF 2007 or WF 2008) or the WF Fingerprint reader (WF 2111).
Price is for one (1) development licence.
$ 270.00
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LabVIEW Toolkit
User Manual
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Features
– Prevent unauthorized access to Vis, menus etc.
– Support for different authentication control methods.
– User-Password
– Compatible with WF Dongles and WF Fingerprint Reader
– Support headless user authentication
– Support LabVIEW Real-Time targets when headless credentials are used.
– Same interface for all types of authentications
– AES-256 encryption of configuration data
Application areas
– Feature control
– Headless login
General information about User Access Toolkit
What authentication methods does the User Access Toolkit support for LabVIEW applications?
The toolkit supports several authentication methods for LabVIEW user login and security control, including standard user/password login dialogs, USB security dongles (e.g., WF 2007/2008), and biometric authentication via the WF Fingerprint Reader. It uses a unified interface for all authentication types and works even in headless environments or on LabVIEW Real‑Time targets.
How can I add user authentication and access control to my LabVIEW application?
You can use the User Access Toolkit to add user authentication and access control directly inside a LabVIEW application. It lets you define who can access specific code, menus, and features based on the active user. The toolkit supports interactive login dialogs as well as security tokens like USB dongles or fingerprint readers, and it works with headless systems and LabVIEW Real‑Time targets.
Can I restrict access to features or functions in my LabVIEW system based on user roles?
Yes. The User Access Toolkit makes it easy to grant or deny access to specific features depending on user roles or groups. You can configure multiple users and groups with different access privileges so that only authorized users can run sensitive code or see hidden controls. Configuration data is saved with AES‑256 encryption for secure feature access management.
