Novell iManager 2.7.5 Administration Guide - NetIQ

3 Click Delete.
A confirmation appears indicating the user object has been deleted.
5.8.3 Disabling an Account
To disable a user account, thereby preventing the user from authenticating to the directory:
NOTE: This only prevents a user from authenticating subsequent to disabling the account. If they are
logged in when the account is disabled, their access continues unchanged until they log out.
1 In Roles and Tasks, select Users > Disable Account.
2 Specify, or use the Object Selector to find, the name and context of the object, then click OK.
3 Click Disable.
5.8.4 Enabling an Account
To enable a previously disabled user account:
1 In Roles and Tasks, select Users > Enable Account.
2 Specify, or use the Object Selector to find, the name and context of the object, then click OK.
3 Click Enable.
5.8.5 Modifying a User
To modify an existing user object’s properties:
1 In Roles and Tasks, select Users > Modify User.
2 Specify, or use the Object Selector to find, the name and context of the object, then click OK.
The Content frame displays the user object’s property book.
3 Make your changes, then click Apply or OK to save the changes.
5.8.6 Moving a User
To move a user object:
1 In Roles and Tasks, select Users > Move User.
2 Provide the required information, as described in “Moving an Object” on page 38.
5.8.7 Renaming a User
To rename a user object:
1 In Roles and Tasks, select Users > Rename User.
2 Provide the required information, as described in “Renaming an Object” on page 39.
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