Add New (or edit) Threat Level Group view

This view manages threat level groups.

To open this view, click the Add button on the Threat Level Groups view.

In addition to Save and Threat Level Groups, the edit view has three control buttons:

Activate Threat Level opens a drop-down list of threat level group options.
Figure 343. Activate Threat Level window
Retrieve Active Status initiates a system-wide job to determine what the active level is on all threat level groups across all controllers. The job returns a “Threat Level Mismatch” message if it finds a mismatched threat level group on a subordinate or peer station in the enterprise.

NOTE: If any station was down at the time of a threat level change activation, that station has a mismatch. This process identifies any station that is currently down or has a mismatched threat level group.
Add Child initiates creation of a new threat level group that you can assign as a child to the group you are editing.

NOTE: You cannot cancel threat level jobs, such as Activate Threat Level and Retrieve Active Status, from the browser once they are started.

Property	Value	Description
Display Name	text	Defines a name that describes the event or function.
Parent	Ref Chooser	Provides a read-only display of any threat level group that is assigned as a parent group to the group that you are creating. The navigation arrows at the right side of the property open a `Ref Chooser` window for browsing, choosing and assigning a parent from existing groups.
Active Level	read-only	Displays the active (current) threat level setting for the threat level group. There can be only one active threat level per group, however, different groups may have different active threat levels.
Default Access Right Threat Level	drop-down list	Selects the threat level to associate with a card holder by default when an access right using this threat level group is assigned to a card holder. With the threat level group assigned to an access right, you can edit this default level value without having to change the assignment on the access right.
Active Ordinal	read-only	Displays the active (current) threat level as an integer. Ordinals are the characteristic identifiers that are paired with string identifiers that can be edited. These are called tags in enumerated data types where there is a discrete range of values. This ordinal is displayed [in brackets] next to the threat level display text (tag) in other properties.
Tenant	optional Ref Chooser	Defines the company name of the associated tenant.