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3.11. Managing Users

To access secure forms in the EOS Client Onboarding system, individual users must be created. Once available in the EOS Client Onboarding system, the users and groups are assigned to roles, granting them rights to access various parts of the system.

Proceed to one of the following sections below for more information:

Locating Users

When working with new or existing users, you will need to locate the user in your user list.

  1. Access the Manage users and groups dialog box.
  2. Type a string in the search text box.
  3. Click the Search icon.

    All users that contains the defined string in either their Username or Name settings are displayed, but only the Username is shown in the list.
    In the following example, the string "user" was used in the search.

Defining User Settings

When you create a new user, or need to update an existing user, you can do so using the user's individual settings.

  1. Access the Manage users and groups dialog box.
  2. If necessary, locate the user whose settings you want to edit as described in Locating Users.
  3. Click the user whose settings you want to edit.
    The settings appear on the right side of the Manage users and groups dialog box.
     
  4. Alter any of the following settings, as desired. 
    • Username. The name used by the EOS Client Onboarding system to represent the user. This setting was initially defined when the user was created. This setting is required.
    • Name. The real name of the user. This setting is required.
    • E-mail. The user's email address. This setting is required.
    • Password expires. Specify whether or not the user's password will expire or if it will be permanent.
    • Permissions. Specify which of the following permissions will be granted to the user:
      • change username. When selected, gives the user the ability to alter his/her username.
      • change name. When selected, gives the user the ability to alter his/her name in the the EOS Client Onboarding system.
      • change e-mail address. When selected, gives the user the ability to alter his/her e-mail address.
    • Lock/permanent. When selected, the current user's account is permanently locked (inaccessible) until unlocked by an administrator.
    • Lock/untilWhen selected, the current user's account is locked until the specified date and time.
    • Lock/unlocked. When selected, the current user's account is not locked and is fully accessible.
  5. Click save.
    Any changes you made are saved, and all altered users are updated.

Resetting a User Password

You can reset a user's password. The EOS Client Onboarding system will then send an email to the user, informing them that they need to create a new password.

  1. Access the Manage users and groups dialog box.
  2. Locate the user whose password you want to reset as described in Locating Users.
  3. Click the user whose password you want to reset.
    The user's settings appear on the right side of the Manage users and groups dialog box.
  4. Click the reset password button.
     

Adding a User to a Group

You can add a user to a specific group, which allows you to easily grant multiple users roles at the same time.

Tip: It is recommended that you assign roles to groups instead of individual users. Although you can assign individual users to roles, assigning groups allows for easier administration. 

  1. Locate the user who you want to add to a group.
  2. Click the appropriate user.
    The user's information appears on the right side of the Manage users and groups dialog box.
     
  3. Click the users's Groups tab.
    Any currently assigned groups are displayed on the Groups tab. In the following example, the user is currently assigned to one group (Testing1).
     
  4. Click the + button on the Groups tab.

    The Select group dialog box appears.
     
  5. Locate the appropriate group using the Search button. In the following example, the string "T" was used as the search criteria.
     
  6. Click the group that will contain the user. The group is highlighted. 
  7. Click select.

    You are returned to the Manage users and groups dialog box, and the selected group appears in the groups and effective groups lists on the right side of the dialog box.
    In this example, the user has been added to the Testing2 group, and is now a member of this group as well as Testing1.
    Note: The user was already a member of the Testing1 group before being added to the Testing2 group. 
  8. Click save. The new group allocations are saved to your environment.

Removing a User

You can completely delete a user's account, if necessary.

  1. Using the Manage users and groups dialog box, locate the user that you want to remove.
  2. Hover over the user in the list of users.
    A delete button appears on the far right side of the user's entry.
  3. Click the delete button.
    A confirmation message appears.
  4. Click Yes.
    The user is removed.
  5. Click save at the top of the Manage users and groups dialog box.

    Tip: If you accidentally delete a user, you can close the dialog box without clicking save, and the deleted user will still be available when you re-open the dialog box.

 

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