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Chapter 12 Managing Organizations and Workspaces
Add or Remove the Resource Pools Available to a Workspace
By default, only system administrators and adminstrators with rights at the organization level can add or
remove resource pools.
To add or remove the resource pools available to a workspace
1 In the left pane, click Workspace(s) .
2 Move the pointer over the organization name and select Properties .
3 In the Resource Pools panel, click Edit .
4 Select a resource pool and click an arrow to add or remove it from the workspace.
5 Click OK and OK .
Lab Manager modifies the resource pools available to the workspace.
Disable a Workspace
By default, only system administrators can enable or disable workspaces. When you disable a workspace, all
of its users become stranded. See “Managing Stranded Users” on page 111 for more information.
To disable a workspace
1 In the left pane, click Workspace(s) .
2 Move the pointer over the workspace name and select Disable .
3 Click OK .
Lab Manager disables the workspace from the organization. You can now reassign stranded users and objects
and delete a workspace.
Delete a Workspace
By default, only system administrators and administrators with rights at the organization level can delete
workspaces. Before you can delete an workspace, you must disable it and reassign the objects owned by any
stranded users.
To delete a workspace
1 In the left pane, click Workspace(s) .
2 Move the pointer over the workspace name and select Disable .
3 Click Delete and OK .
Lab Manager deletes the workspace from the organization.