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Disable or Enable User Accounts
An organization administrator can disable a user account to log the user out of the Web console and prevent
the user from logging in again. You can enable a user to allow them to log in.
Procedure
1 Click Administration.
2 In the left pane, select Members > Users.
3 Select a user, right-click, and select Disable Account or Enable Account.
Disable user accounts have a red circle in the Enabled column and enabled user accounts have a green check
mark.
What to do next
After you disable a user's account, you can delete that user. See “Delete a User,” on page 17
View and Change a User's Role
An organization administrator assigns a role when adding a user to the organization. The organization
administrator can change the user's role later to give the user more rights or fewer rights.
Procedure
1 Click Administration.
2 In the left pane, select Members > Users.
3 Select a user, right-click, and select Properties.
4 In the User role in organization: drop-down menu, select a new role for the user.
The definition of each role appears as a tool tip.
5 Click OK.
Working with Groups
On the Groups page, you can review the list of groups in your organization.
You can see group names and their assigned roles. As an organization administrator, you can import groups
into your organization, delete groups from your organization, and modify the role of a group.
Import a Group
An organization administrator can import LDAP groups into an organization.
Contact a system administrator to configure LDAP settings for your organization.
Prerequisites
The LDAP settings for the organization must be set up and working.
Procedure
1 Click Administration.
2 In the left pane, select Members > Groups.
3 Click the Import Groups from LDAP button.
4 Type the full or partial group name and click Search.
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