Avocent DSView Installer/User Manual page 194

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Table 5.1: User Status Icons (Continued)
Icon
Face with a
red X
Padlock
Question
mark
Face with
a clock
The following fields may be displayed in the User Accounts window. Use the Customize link to
add or remove fields in the display. See Using the Customize link in windows on page 12.
• Full Name - Another name for a user-. For example, a user may have a username of Sunrise1
and a full name defined as Mary Jones. See Username on page 178.
• Status - User account status: Enabled, Disabled, Locked, Suspicious or Expired. One of the
user status icons in Table 5.1 will appear to the left of the username.
• Preemption Level - Effective preemption level of a user. See Preemption Levels on page 21.
When a User Accounts window contains this column or a Group Preemption Level column,
values are not displayed for external users (users validated with external authentication
services). To display an external user's effective and group preemption level, select the user's
name and then click Preemption Levels in the side navigation bar.
• Authentication Server - Name of the internal or external authentication server. See
Authentication Services on page 60.
• Business Address - Business address defined in the user's properties. See Address on
page 181.
• Business Mobile - Business mobile phone number defined in the user's properties. See Phone
contact on page 182.
• Business Phone - Business phone number defined in the user's properties. See Phone contact
on page 182.
• Default E-Mail - Default email account defined in the user's properties. See Email contact on
page 182.
• E-Mail 1-E-Mail 5 - Up to five additional email accounts defined in the user's properties. See
Email contact on page 182.
Authentication
Status
Method
Disabled - The user cannot log in to the DSView 3 software. See User
Internal
account restrictions and expiration settings on page 180.
Locked - The user account has been locked; the user cannot log in to the
DSView 3 software because the maximum number of log in failures has been
Internal
exceeded. See Authentication Services on page 60 and Unlocking User
Accounts on page 177.
Suspicious - The user account exists, but the external authentication server
External
no longer contains the account.
Expired - The user account is configured with an expiration date, which has
All passed. Expired user accounts remain in the system until deleted. See User
account restrictions and expiration settings on page 180.