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1. Navigate to the AMP Setup > Users page. This page displays all users currently configured in AWMS.
20 illustrates the contents and layout of this page.
Figure 20 AMP Setup > Users Page Illustration
2. Click Add to create a new user, click the pencil icon to edit an existing user, or select a user and click Delete to
remove that user from AWMS. When you click Add or the edit icon, the Add User page appears, illustrated in
Figure
Figure 21 AMP Setup > Users > Add/Edit User Page Illustration
3. Enter or edit the settings on this page.
Table 18 AMP Setup > User > Add/Edit User Fields and Default Values
Setting
Username
Role
Password
Name
Email Address
Phone
Notes
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Default Description
None Sets the username as an alphanumeric string. The Username is used when logging in to
AWMS and appears in AWMS log files.
None Specifies the User Role that defines the Top viewable folder, type and access level of the user
specified in the previous field.
The admin user defines user roles on the AMP Setup > Roles page, and each user in the
system is assigned to a role.
None Sets the password for the user being created or edited. Enter an alphanumeric string without
spaces, and enter the password again in the Confirm Password field.
Because the default user's password is identical to the name, Aruba strongly recommends
that your change this password. Aruba strongly recommends that you immediately change
the default AWMS "admin" password for admin users.
None Allows you to define an optional and alphanumeric text field that takes note of the user's
actual name.
None Allows you to specify a specific email address that will propagate throughout many additional
pages in AWMS for that user, including reports, triggers, and alerts.
None Allows you to enter an optional phone number for the user.
None Enables you to cite any additional notes about the user, including the reason they were
granted access, the user's department, or job title.
Table 18 describes these settings in additional detail.
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