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Figure 4-8. User List
4.8.1.1. Create User
Click the create new user link on the top-right corner of the page to add new users to the organization.
When registering a system, a user account can be created and added to the organization, as well. This
should be coordinated by the Organization Administrator. Refer to Section 7.3 Registering a User
Account for instructions.
On the Create User page, complete all required fields, including all login and contact information.
Then click the Create Login button on the bottom right-hand corner of the page. Once the login is
created, you can click on the username in the User List to make system and group assignments. Refer
to Section 4.8.1.2 User Details for more information.
Warning
Be careful when creating users, because no interface exists for their deletion. Unless you are an RHN
Satellite Server customer, you must contact rhn-support@redhat.com to have users removed. RHN
Satellite Server customers may use the button on the User Details page.
4.8.1.2. User Details
Clicking on a username displays the User Details page for the individual. This page is divided into
five tabs:
Details — The username, first name, last name, email address, and user roles for the user. All of this
information is modifiable. To do so, make your changes and click the Update button. Remember,
when changing a user's password, you will see only asterisks as you type the password. To as-
sign a user the role of Organization Administrator or Channel Administrator, select the appropriate
checkbox before clicking Update. Organization Administrators are automatically granted channel
administration privileges.
System Groups — List of system groups that the user may administer. To add or remove system
groups from a user's administration, select or unselect the appropriate checkboxes and click the
Update Permissions button.
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