Step: Create the Interact system users
Interact requires you to configure two sets of users, runtime environment users and design environment users.
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Runtime environment users are IBM® user accounts configured to work with the Interact runtime servers. This user is required to send Interact configuration data from the design environment to the runtime environment and when using JMX monitoring with the JMXMP protocol.
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Design environment users are Campaign users. Configure the security for the various members of your design team as described in the Campaign Administrator’s Guide.
Runtime environment user
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The Interact runtime user account must be an internal user account.
The person who sends Interact configuration data from the design environment to the runtime environment must log in as a IBM® EMM user. This internal user account must exist in the instance of the Marketing Platform that the Interact runtime server is dependent on.
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All Interact servers belonging to the same server group must share the same user credentials for runtime deployment. If you have separate Marketing Platform instances for each Interact server, you must create an account with the same user login name and password on each.
If you enable security for JMX monitoring with the JMXMP protocol, you may need a separate user for JMX monitoring security.
Design environment users
You configure Interact design environment users in the same way you configure Campaign users, as described in the Campaign Administrator's Guide.
You should configure a Interact design environment user to have all the permissions of a Campaign user to edit flowcharts and the permissions listed in the following table.
For any Campaign user who has permission to edit interactive flowcharts, you must store data source credentials for the Interact test run tables in their account.
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Initiate Campaign Interaction Strategy Deployments — Ability to mark an interaction strategy tab for deployment or undeployment.
If you have Interact installed and configured, the following additional options are available for the default Global Policy and new policies. Remember that some Interact users also require some Campaign permissions such as Custom Macros.