#User Management

The platform provides flexible user management capabilities, supporting both individual user management and batch operations for improved efficiency in specific scenarios (e.g., on-site or off-site teams).

#Reset Local User Password

Users with platform management permissions can reset passwords for other local users.

#Steps

1. In the left navigation bar, click Users > User Management
2. Click the icon next to the target user's record
3. Click Reset Password
4. In the dialog box, select a password type:
   • Random: System generates a secure random password
   • Custom: Enter a new password manually

5. Click Reset

#Update User Expiry Date

You can update expiry dates for users in normal, disabled, or locked status. Users exceeding their expiry date will be automatically disabled.

#Steps

1. In the left navigation bar, click Users > User Management
2. Click Update Expiry Date next to the target user
3. In the dialog box, select an expiry date option:
   • Permanent: No time limit
   • Custom: Set start and end times using the Time Range dropdown
4. Click Update

#Activate User

You can activate users in disabled or locked status.

#Steps

1. In the left navigation bar, click Users > User Management
2. Click Activate next to the target user
3. Click Activate in the confirmation dialog
4. User status will change to normal

#Disable User

You can disable users in normal or locked status within their expiry date. Disabled users cannot log in but can be reactivated.

#Steps

1. In the left navigation bar, click Users > User Management
2. Click the icon next to the target user
3. Click Disable and confirm

#Add User to Local User Group

You can add users with Source as Local or LDAP to one or more local user groups.

#Steps

1. In the left navigation bar, click Users > User Management
2. Click the icon next to the target user
3. Click Add to User Group
4. Select one or more local user groups
5. Click Add

#Delete User

Platform administrators can delete any user except the currently logged-in account, including:

• IDP-configured users
• Users with source -
• Local users

#Steps

1. In the left navigation bar, click Users > User Management
2. Click the icon next to the target user
3. Click Delete
4. Click Confirm

#Batch Operations

You can perform batch operations for:

• Updating validity periods
• Activating users
• Disabling users
• Deleting users

#Steps

1. In the left navigation bar, click Users > User Management
2. Select one or more users using checkboxes
3. Click Batch Operations and select an action:
   • Update Validity
   • Activate
   • Deactivate
   • Delete