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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 ControlMinder 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 ControlMinder 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 ControlMinder database as follows:

   • If you chose Internal Accounts, the application lists only those accounts that exist in the CA ControlMinder database (no native accounts).
   • If you chose Enterprise Accounts, the application lists only those accounts that have a CA ControlMinder 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 ControlMinder 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.