HOPEX Administration : Administrator Guide : Managing Users
   
Managing Users
 
Actions to be Performed to Define a User
Before defining a user: profile concepts
Compulsory Actions to be Performed to Define a User
Optional Actions to be Performed to Define a User
Other Actions to Set or Manage a User
Introduction to Profile Management
Description of a profile
Connection schema: Person - Profile - Application
Connection schema: Person - Profile - Application - Desktops
Connection schema: Person - Profile - Application - Specific Desktops
The Administration profiles provided
Profile Properties
Introduction to User Management
Users Delivered
User: Definition
Person Properties
Login Properties
Managing Profiles
Introduction to Profiles
Creating a Profile
Customizing an Existing Profile / Creating a Profile from an Existing Profile
Viewing Profile Characteristics
Configuring a Profile
Assigning a Profile to a Person
Performing a Mass Profile Assignment to Persons
Deleting a Profile
Access to User Management
Accessing User Management and UI Access Management Folders
Viewing Person Characteristics
Viewing Login Characteristics
Managing Users
Creating Users
Defining a Person
Creating the Login of a Person
Defining the Login of a Person
Modifying User Properties
Preventing User Connection
Deleting Users
Creating or Modifying a User Password (Windows Front-End)
Exporting and Comparing Repository Users
Managing user options
Configuring Metamodel Access
Authorizing Deletion of a Published Object
Authorizing HOPEX Data Modification
Managing User Inactivity
Authentication in HOPEX
Defining Default Authentication Mode
Windows Authentication
LDAP Authentication
The Administration application is equipped with tools required for user management.
This chapter explains how to create and manage users and how to define and modify their characteristics.
*Managing person groups is a functionality available in HOPEX (Web Front-End). For more information on managing this functionality, see "Introduction to Person Group Management", page 40.