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Login accounts
Managing user accounts
After a user account has been created, you can configure additional details of that account.
From the User accounts page, click on the account you want to maintain. You are taken to the Edit
user account page.
From here you can change:
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user details (Display name, phone number)
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the account's password (if using local authentication)
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FindMe details (FindMe ID and FindMe type)
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whether to provision the user (if the Starter Pack option key is installed)
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the devices and locations associated with that account
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the account's
Principal devices
Configuring devices and locations
To add, modify or delete the FindMe devices and locations associated with a user account:
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Click Edit user in the Configure devices and locations section. This opens a new window from
where you can add, modify or delete the devices and locations associated with the account.
Close the window when you have finished making changes.
Note that this is the same interface that users use when they log in to their own account to
configure their FindMe details. See
Configuring your FindMe user account
how to use this interface.
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Configuring principal devices
To configure the account's
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Click Edit principal devices in the Configure devices and locations section.
This opens the Edit principal devices page which lists all of the devices currently associated
with the selected user. The Principal device column indicates each device's current status as a
principal device or not.
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To set devices as a principal device, select the box next to the required devices and click Set
as principal device.
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To set devices so they are no longer principal devices, select the required devices and click
Unset as principal device.
Changing an account's password
To change a password on behalf of a user without knowing their existing password:
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Enter the new password to be used when logging into this account into the New password and
Confirm password fields and click Save.
This feature is useful if a user forgets their password.
If remote authentication is enabled, passwords are managed through your remote directory
server instead.
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