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5.6.3. Modifying User Accounts
The "Edit User Directory" function allows you to edit existing user accounts in order to
modify passwords and usernames, or change port access or Supervisor Command
capability. Note that the Edit/Modify User function is only available to users who have
accessed command mode using a password that permits Supervisor Level commands.
To modify a user account, proceed as follows:
• Text Interface: From the User Directory menu, type 3 and press [Enter]. The RSM
will display a screen which lists all user accounts. Key in the name of the account
you wish to modify, and press [Enter].
• Web Browser Interface: From the User Configuration menu, click the "View/Modify
User" link. The RSM will display a menu that allows you to select the user. Select
the "Modify User" button, then click the down arrow, scroll to the name of the
desired account, select the username, and then click "Choose User" to display the
"Modify User" menu.
5.6.4. Deleting User Accounts
This function is used to delete individual user accounts. Note that the Delete User
function is only available to users who have accessed command mode using a
password that permits Supervisor Level commands. To delete an existing user account,
proceed as follows:
• Text Interface: From the Users Directory menu, type 4 and press [Enter]. The
RSM will display a screen which lists all currently defined accounts. Key in the
name of the account you wish to delete and press [Enter]. The RSM will delete the
specified account without further prompting.
• Web Browser Interface: From the User Configuration menu, click the "View/Modify
Users" link. The RSM will display a menu that lists all currently defined accounts.
Select the "Delete User" box, then click the down arrow, scroll to the account you
wish to delete, select the account, and then click "Choose User." The RSM will
display a screen that lists details for the specified account; click "Delete User" to
confirm deletion.
Notes:
• Deleted accounts cannot be automatically restored.
• The RSM allows you to delete the default "super" account, which is included
to permit initial access to command mode. Before deleting the "super"
account, make certain to create another account that permits Supervisor
Access. If you do not retain at least one account with Supervisor Access,
you will not be able to invoke supervisor level commands.