Creating or modifying a user

1. Click Add User on the Security tab and toolbar to open the User Settings dialog box.

2. Enter the required information. 

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   Field name/ [Button label]	Settings dialog box	Description
   Days	Group	Select the duration, in days, of the password expiration cycle. This is not the number of days to expiration.
   Description	Group	Enter a description of the user or group.
   Expire Password After	Group	Enable password expiration. Not supported when Active Directory is enabled.
   Group name	Group	Enter the name of the group.
   Permissions	Group	Select or unselect permissions for the group.
   User members	Group	List of users that are members of this group.
   Green "+" button	Group/User	Add one or more users to this group or one or more groups to a user. This button opens a list of available users or groups to select from.
   Red "-" button	Group/User	Remove the selected users from the group or groups from the user.
   Enabled	User	Enable/disable this user's account.
   Force Password Change On Next Login	User	To force the user to change the password at login, select Force Password Change on Login. The next time the user logs in, they are prompted to change their password. Active Directory does not support this feature.
   Full Name	User	(Optional) Spaces are allowed.
   Groups	User	The list of the security groups to which this user belongs.
   Password/Confirm	User	Enter a unique password and confirm it.
   Permissions as set by Group membership	User	Cumulative permissions for this user based on group membership. This list is not editable on the User Settings screen.
   User Name	User	The length of the user name is not limited by TrueSight Middleware and Transaction Monitor, and BMC recommends that you select user names that mirror your existing system user names. You can also use first and last names as the user name. The user name is stored in quotes to allow for spaces.

3. You can add one or more groups to this user or you can save the user without adding a group list. The user has no access permissions until the user is part of a group.

When you add a group to the user list, the group's permissions are applied to the user. You cannot change group permissions in the User Settings dialog box. To modify a user's permissions, you need to change the permissions in the user's groups. Changes to the group's permissions are applied to all user members.