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Disable a Legacy Administrator
You can temporarily disable a Legacy Administrator without deleting the account. Disabling an account lets you reinstate the permissions without having to recreate the account.
Follow these steps:
- Click Administration, Administrator.
- Click Legacy Administrators.
- Specify search criteria and click Search.
- Click the name of the user you want to disable.
- Click Modify to activate the settings.
- Clear the tasks and click Submit.
The Legacy Administrator no longer has access to the Policy Management API or to functions such as Trusted Host administrator.
- (optional) If the Legacy Administrator has privileges in the Administrative UI, do the following:
- Click Administration, Administrator.
- Click Administrators.
- Specify search criteria and click Search
- Click the name of the Legacy Administrator from whom you removed privileges.
- Click Modify to activate the settings.
- Select Disabled and click Submit.
The Legacy Administrator is disabled.
You can enable the Legacy Administrator by:
- Modifying the Legacy Administrator account to include system or domain–specific tasks.
- If applicable, clearing the Disabled check box from the respective Administrator record.
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