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Manage Users or Groups

If you want to view or modify the properties of a particular accessor, or if you want to delete an accessor, you must first find that accessor.

To manage users or groups

1. In CA Access Control Endpoint Management, do as follows:
   1. Click Users.
   2. Click either the Users or Groups subtab.

   Depending on your selection, the Users or the Groups page appears.

2. Complete the following fields in the Search section:

   User/Group Name

   Defines a mask for the accessors you want to find. You can enter the full name of the accessor you are after or you can use a mask. For example, use *admin* to list accessors whose name contains "admin".

   Use an * (asterisk) to list all accessors and a ? (question mark) to replace a single character.

   User/Group Repository

   Specifies the source from which you want to fetch a list of accessors. The source can be either:

   • Internal Accounts—accessors defined in the CA Access Control database.
   • Enterprise Accounts—accessors defined in specific enterprise user stores.

   Show only AC accounts/profiles

   Specifies whether to list only those accounts that have records in the CA Access Control database as follows:

   • If you chose Internal Accounts, the application lists only those accounts that exist in the CA Access Control database (no native accounts).
   • If you chose Enterprise Accounts, the application lists only those accounts that have a CA Access Control enterprise profile (XUSER or XGROUP records).

   Click Go.

   A list of accessors that exist in the repository you chose appears.

3. Do one of the following:
   • Click in the View column to view the properties of the accessor.
   • Click in the Delete column to delete the accessor.
   • Click the name of the accessor to modify the properties of the accessor.
   • Select the accessors you want to delete and click Delete.
   • Click Create User or Create Group to create a user or group record in the CA Access Control database.

Example: Search for Enterprise Users in a Repository

The following graphic shows you the result of looking for all users in the ABC-DM1 enterprise user store.