User`s guide

VMware Stage Manager User’s Guide
68 VMware, Inc.
Editing User Properties
Editinguserpropertiesinvolvesassigninguserroles.See“ReviewingUserRoles”on
page 25.
To edit user properties
1Intheleftpane,clickUsers.
2MovethepointerovertheusernameandchoosePropertiesfromthemenu.
3 Updateuserinformation:
 Password
Thepasswordrequiresatleastsixcharacters.
 Fullname
 Emailaddress
 (Optional)Instantmessagingandphonedetails
4ToassignStage Manageradministratorprivileges,selecttheIsAdministrator
checkbox.
5ToblocktheuserfromimmediateaccesstotheWebconsole,deselecttheIs
Enabledcheckbox.
Althoughuserinformationremainsstoredinthesystem,youcanenableand
disableaccess.
6TouseLDAPtoverify
users,selecttheIsLDAPcheckbox(ifactivated).
ForinformationaboutLDAP,see“MicrosoftActiveDirectoryandStage Manager”
onpage 98.
7Fromthelistofavailableservices,selecttheappropriateservicesandusetheright
andleftarrowstomovethemtothelistforserviceuseraccessorservice
administrators
access.
AlthoughStage Manageradministratorshaveaccesstoallservices,youmightstill
assignspecificrolesfortrackingpurposes.Forexample,youcanseethis
informationontheUserspage.
8ClickOK.