Appboard/2.4/builder/system administration/users - Revision history

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	{{DISPLAYTITLE:User & Domain Management}}		{{DISPLAYTITLE:User & Domain Management}}
			[[Category:AppBoard 2.4]]
	The User Management administration page provides an interface for the AppBoard administrator to view and manage domains and users. This is specifically for users managed within AppBoard, for LDAP managed domains and users refer to the [[appboard/2.4/builder/system_administration/ldap\|LDAP Configuration]] page.		The User Management administration page provides an interface for the AppBoard administrator to view and manage domains and users. This is specifically for users managed within AppBoard, for LDAP managed domains and users refer to the [[appboard/2.4/builder/system_administration/ldap\|LDAP Configuration]] page.

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	{{DISPLAYTITLE:User Management}}		{{DISPLAYTITLE:User & Domain Management}}

	The User Management administration page provides an interface for the AppBoard administrator to view and manage domains and users. This is specifically for users managed within AppBoard, for LDAP managed domains and users refer to the [[appboard/2.4/builder/system_administration/ldap\|LDAP Configuration]] page.		The User Management administration page provides an interface for the AppBoard administrator to view and manage domains and users. This is specifically for users managed within AppBoard, for LDAP managed domains and users refer to the [[appboard/2.4/builder/system_administration/ldap\|LDAP Configuration]] page.

imported>Jason.nicholls at 09:16, 1 October 2013

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	{{DISPLAYTITLE:User Management}}		{{DISPLAYTITLE:User Management}}

	The User Management administration page provides an interface for the AppBoard administrator to view and manage domains and users. This is specifically for users managed within AppBoard, for LDAP managed domains and users refer to the [[appboard/2.4/builder/system_administration/~~ldap_configuration~~\|LDAP Configuration]] page.		The User Management administration page provides an interface for the AppBoard administrator to view and manage domains and users. This is specifically for users managed within AppBoard, for LDAP managed domains and users refer to the [[appboard/2.4/builder/system_administration/ldap\|LDAP Configuration]] page.

	[[File:appboard-2.4-user-management.png\|frame\|link=\|User Management administration page]]		[[File:appboard-2.4-user-management.png\|frame\|link=\|User Management administration page]]

imported>Jason.nicholls: /* Managing Users */

2013-10-01T09:07:54Z

Managing Users

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	=== Managing Users ===		=== Managing Users ===

	For AppBoard managed domains this interface can be used to add users, edit users (change password), and delete users. Setting or changing a user's password is subject to the ~~system (~~or domain) password policy, see the [[appboard/2.4/builder/system_administration/password_policy\|Password Policy]] page for more information.		For AppBoard managed domains this interface can be used to add users, edit users (change password), and delete users. Setting or changing a user's password is subject to the global or domain specific password policy, see the [[appboard/2.4/builder/system_administration/password_policy\|Password Policy]] page for more information.

	Users cannot be renamed, instead delete the user and add a new user with the desired name and then re-assign roles.		Users cannot be renamed, instead delete the user and add a new user with the desired name and then re-assign roles.

	{{Note\|End-users of the system can change their own password within the Viewer by navigating to the ''Help'' menu and selecting ''Change Password''. This only applies to users managed within AppBoard, for LDAP managed domains and users changing passwords is outside the scope of AppBoard. The help menu itself can be updated to link elsewhere however.}}		{{Note\|End-users of the system can change their own password within the Viewer by navigating to the ''Help'' menu and selecting ''Change Password''. This only applies to users managed within AppBoard, for LDAP managed domains and users changing passwords is outside the scope of AppBoard. The help menu itself can be updated to link elsewhere however.}}

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2013-10-01T09:07:30Z

Managing Users

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	=== Managing Users ===		=== Managing Users ===

	For AppBoard managed domains this interface can be used to add users, edit users (change password), and delete users.		For AppBoard managed domains this interface can be used to add users, edit users (change password), and delete users. Setting or changing a user's password is subject to the system (or domain) password policy, see the [[appboard/2.4/builder/system_administration/password_policy\|Password Policy]] page for more information.

	Users cannot be renamed, instead delete the user and add a new user with the desired name and then re-assign roles.		Users cannot be renamed, instead delete the user and add a new user with the desired name and then re-assign roles.

	{{Note\|End-users of the system can change their own password within the Viewer by navigating to the ''Help'' menu and selecting ''Change Password''. This only applies to users managed within AppBoard, for LDAP managed domains and users changing passwords is outside the scope of AppBoard. The help menu itself can be updated to link elsewhere however.}}		{{Note\|End-users of the system can change their own password within the Viewer by navigating to the ''Help'' menu and selecting ''Change Password''. This only applies to users managed within AppBoard, for LDAP managed domains and users changing passwords is outside the scope of AppBoard. The help menu itself can be updated to link elsewhere however.}}

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2013-10-01T09:05:35Z

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	Users cannot be renamed, instead delete the user and add a new user with the desired name and then re-assign roles.		Users cannot be renamed, instead delete the user and add a new user with the desired name and then re-assign roles.

	{{Note\|End-users of the system can change their own password within the Viewer by navigating to the ''Help'' menu and selecting ''Change Password''.}}		{{Note\|End-users of the system can change their own password within the Viewer by navigating to the ''Help'' menu and selecting ''Change Password''. This only applies to users managed within AppBoard, for LDAP managed domains and users changing passwords is outside the scope of AppBoard. The help menu itself can be updated to link elsewhere however.}}

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Managing Users

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	Users cannot be renamed, instead delete the user and add a new user with the desired name and then re-assign roles.		Users cannot be renamed, instead delete the user and add a new user with the desired name and then re-assign roles.

	{{Note\|End-users of the system can change their own password within the ~~Builder~~ by navigating to the ''Help'' menu and selecting ''Change Password''.}}		{{Note\|End-users of the system can change their own password within the Viewer by navigating to the ''Help'' menu and selecting ''Change Password''.}}

imported>Jason.nicholls: /* Managing Users */

2013-10-01T09:01:52Z

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	Users cannot be renamed, instead delete the user and add a new user with the desired name and then re-assign roles.		Users cannot be renamed, instead delete the user and add a new user with the desired name and then re-assign roles.

	{{Note:End-users of the system can change their own password within the Builder by navigating to the ''Help'' menu and selecting ''Change Password''.}}		{{Note\|End-users of the system can change their own password within the Builder by navigating to the ''Help'' menu and selecting ''Change Password''.}}

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	Users cannot be renamed, instead delete the user and add a new user with the desired name and then re-assign roles.		Users cannot be renamed, instead delete the user and add a new user with the desired name and then re-assign roles.

			{{Note:End-users of the system can change their own password within the Builder by navigating to the ''Help'' menu and selecting ''Change Password''.}}

imported>Jason.nicholls: /* Managing Domains */

2013-10-01T08:58:35Z

Managing Domains

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	=== Managing Domains ===		=== Managing Domains ===

	Domains marked with the orange padlock icon are locked from management on this page, they are either the special ''System'' domain or LDAP managed domains.		Domains marked with the orange padlock icon are locked from management on this page, they are either the special internal ''System'' domain or LDAP managed domains.

	Otherwise use the ''Add New Domain'' to add a domain, or select an existing domain and the ''Delete Domain'' button to delete it.		Otherwise use the ''Add New Domain'' to add a domain, or select an existing domain and the ''Delete Domain'' button to delete it.