Modifying user accounts
Before you begin
About this task
Depending on how user provisioning was configured in your system, you might be able to copy access from one user to another. For information about copying access, see Copying access from one user to another.
Depending on your delegated administrator permissions, you can perform certain functions when you modify a user account, such as editing user information, enabling or disabling a user account, and changing group memberships. For information about which permissions you need for each editing operation, see Administrator permissions for user-provisioning functions.
There are some constraints on your ability to make changes. For example, you cannot disable or lock yourself, the default Super Administrator (OpenPagesAdministrator), or the OPSystem user. You cannot remove a user from special user groups that contain all users, or all users who are not associated with any other user group.
If you are logged in as a Super Administrator, you can add or remove super administrator status from other user accounts. For more information, see Creating a Super Administrator.
Procedure
What to do next
If you removed a role assignment from a user or group, disassociate the user from the security domain.