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4. Click Yes to deactivate the user. A Success dialog box appears. 5. Click OK to close the dialog box and return to the Active Users screen. Activating a user The administrator can activate a user. The method of activation depends upon the current authentication mechanism. Local authentication mechanism: activating a user To activate a user, when using the local authentication mechanism: 1. From the Navigation tree under Administration, select User Management. 2. On the Deactivated Users tab, select the appropriate radio button for the user to be activated, and click Activate. A Warning dialog box appears, which lists the groups that the user can access. These are the same groups that the user accessed before being deactivated. 3. Click Yes to activate the user. A Success dialog box appears. 4. Click OK to close the dialog box and return to the Deactivated Users screen. LDAP authentication mechanism: activating a user To activate a user when using the LDAP authentication mechanism: 1. From the Navigation tree under Administration, select User Management. 2. On the Deactivated Users tab, select the appropriate radio button for the user to be activated, and click Activate. A Warning dialog box appears, which lists the groups that the user can access. These are the same groups that the user accessed before being deactivated. 3. Click Yes to activate the user. The Activate User window appears. 4. If you know the LDAP User Id of the user: a. In the Activate User window, select the LDAP User Id: radio button, and type the Id. b. If you are logged in as the hprmsadmin administrator, you must provide the login credentials of the LDAP from which you are adding the user. Otherwise, the system automatically displays the credentials that were provided upon login. c. Click Activate. 5. If you only know the Email address of the user: a. Select the User Email Id: radio button, and enter the user email address. b. If you are logged in as the hprmsadmin administrator, you must provide the login credentials of the LDAP from which you are adding the user. Otherwise, the system automatically displays the credentials that were provided upon login. c. Click Validate. If the user details are found in the LDAP server, the user email ID will be populated. Otherwise, an error message appears. d. Click Submit. 6. If the information is correct, a Success dialog box appears. 7. Click OK to close the dialog box and return to the Deactivated Users screen. 48 Performing Administration procedures

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4.
Click
Yes
to deactivate the user.
A Success dialog box appears.
5.
Click
OK
to close the dialog box and return to the Active Users screen.
Activating a user
The administrator can activate a user. The method of activation depends upon the current
authentication mechanism.
Local authentication mechanism: activating a user
To activate a user, when using the local authentication mechanism:
1.
From the Navigation tree under Administration, select
User Management
.
2.
On the
Deactivated Users
tab, select the appropriate radio button for the user to be activated,
and click
Activate
.
A Warning dialog box appears, which lists the groups that the user can access. These are
the same groups that the user accessed before being deactivated.
3.
Click
Yes
to activate the user.
A Success dialog box appears.
4.
Click
OK
to close the dialog box and return to the Deactivated Users screen.
LDAP authentication mechanism: activating a user
To activate a user when using the LDAP authentication mechanism:
1.
From the Navigation tree under Administration, select
User Management
.
2.
On the
Deactivated Users
tab, select the appropriate radio button for the user to be activated,
and click
Activate
.
A Warning dialog box appears, which lists the groups that the user can access. These are
the same groups that the user accessed before being deactivated.
3.
Click
Yes
to activate the user.
The
Activate User
window appears.
4.
If you know the LDAP User Id of the user:
a.
In the
Activate User
window, select the
LDAP User Id:
radio button, and type the Id.
b.
If you are logged in as the
hprmsadmin
administrator, you must provide the login
credentials of the LDAP from which you are adding the user. Otherwise, the system
automatically displays the credentials that were provided upon login.
c.
Click
Activate
.
5.
If you only know the Email address of the user:
a.
Select the
User Email Id:
radio button, and enter the user email address.
b.
If you are logged in as the
hprmsadmin
administrator, you must provide the login
credentials of the LDAP from which you are adding the user. Otherwise, the system
automatically displays the credentials that were provided upon login.
c.
Click
Validate
.
If the user details are found in the LDAP server, the user email ID will be populated.
Otherwise, an error message appears.
d.
Click
Submit
.
6.
If the information is correct, a Success dialog box appears.
7.
Click
OK
to close the dialog box and return to the Deactivated Users screen.
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Performing Administration procedures