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How to Authorize the CA-PanAPT System Administrator

The CA‑PanAPT system administrator can always perform all CA‑PanAPT functions.

When you add a user ID, you can indicate that this user ID is a CA‑PanAPT system administrator. While there is no limit to the number of user IDs that can be designated as CA‑PanAPT system administrators, we recommend that you keep the number small. Usually two or three system administrators are sufficient. Always have more than one.

You should not use CA‑PanAPT system administrator user IDs for day‑to‑day CA‑PanAPT work because they bypass authority checks. If system administrators do day‑to‑day CA‑PanAPT work, they should have a second user ID that does not have System Administrator authority.