Extreme Networks ExtremeWare Enterprise Manager, Installation And User Manual

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8 Select the appropriate EEM Account Access level:
— Administrator access allows the user to add, edit and delete user accounts, as
well as view status information and statistics and modify device parameters.
— Manager access allows the user to view status information and statistics and
modify device parameters.
— Monitor access allows the user to view status information and statistics.
— Disabled provides no access privileges (the user will not be able to log in to the
Enterprise Manager), but keeps the user account information in the Enterprise
Manager database.
9 Select the appropriate ExtremeWare Account Access level:
— Administrator
access allows the user to modify device parameters as well as
view status information and statistics.
— User
access allows the user to view device status information and statistics, but
cannot modify any parameters.
— No Access provides no access privileges, but keeps the user account information
in the Enterprise Manager database.
10 Click OK.
The new user information is stored in the Enterprise Manager database.
Note: A change to a user account does not take effect until the next time the user
logs in.
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To delete a user, follow these steps:
1 Log in to the ExtremeWare Enterprise Manager as a user with Administrator access.
2 At the About ExtremeWare Enterprise Manager window, click Admin in the
Navigation Toolbar.
The User Administration page appears.
3 Select the user name you want to delete and click Delete.
Note:
You cannot delete the user name admin.
A confirmation window appears.