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Suspend or enable a user account
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Manually reset a user password
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Move a user to another tenant
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Display connected users
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Put a user on the notifications list
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Restrict user access to the platform by networks
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Edit your user account details
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Prevent users from editing their account details
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Control access to users view
To display the Enterprises list on the left side of Users view, your user role must have the privilege to Manage users of all enterprises. The user can select an enterprise to edit its users. By default, only the Cloud administrator role has this privilege.
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A Tenant admin role might not have the privilege to Manage users of other enterprises. In this case, you can only display and manage users of your own enterprise.
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Prevent users from editing their account details
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Move a user to another tenant
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Display connected users
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Put a user on the notifications list
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Restrict user access to the platform by networks
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