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Create Role-Specific User Accounts

Create role-specific user accounts:

• Grant PAMAdmins group permissions to CA Process Automation administrators.
• Grant Designers group permissions to content designers.
• Grant Production Users group permissions to production users.

Follow these steps:

1. Browse to CA EEM and log in.
2. Click Manage Identities.
3. In the Users palette, click the New User button.

   The New User page opens.

4. In the User Name field, type the user ID to assign to the user account.

   The user types this value in the User Name field at login.

5. Click Add Application User Details.

   The pane refreshes to show the Application Group Membership section.

6. In the Application User Group Membership section, select the appropriate group and click the Select Item button to move the selected group to the Selected User Groups list. For example:
   • If the user is a CA Process Automation administrator, select PAMAdmins.
   • If the user is a content designer, select Designers.
   • If the user is a production user, select Production Users.
7. Enter the global user details.
   1. Type the name in the First Name and Last Name fields.

      The title bar displays these values when the user logs in to CA Process Automation.

   2. Complete the other fields in the General area as appropriate.
8. (Optional) If you use CA Process Automation with another CA Technologies product that uses this CA EEM, complete the Global Group Membership section.
9. Provide temporary authentication information for this user account:
   1. Select Change Password at Next Login.
   2. Type a temporary password in the New Password field.
   3. Type the same temporary password in the Confirm Password field.
10. (Optional) Complete the remaining fields on the New User page.
11. Click Save, and then click Close.
12. (Optional) Click Log Out.

More information:

Use CA EEM to Change Your CA Process Automation Password

Grant CA EEM Access to Selected Administrators