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Removing a Directory Manager

You can remove directory manager authority for a user ID if that manager user ID:

• Does not manage any user IDs (is not a directory manager)
• Does not have SFS manager authorization
• Does not have SFS administrator authorization

If a manager user ID has these authorizations, you must remove them in the order shown above.

Note: For more information about how to remove directory manager authority, see the following:

• Checking for Directory Manager Authorization and Reassigning User IDs
• Checking for and Revoking SFS Manager Authorization
• Checking for and Revoking SFS Administrator Authorization
• Removing the User ID as a Directory Manager