Deleting a user, Restoring a user – Dell Compellent Series 40 User Manual

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Viewing Users

7 Click Continue. On the next screen, enter the user's email information. This information

is used to contact the user when alerts occur. These fields are optional.

8 Click Continue. Enter the user’s department, title, location, and telephone numbers.

These fields are optional.

9 Click Continue.

10 Enter and re-enter a Password for the new user. A password is required.

11 Click Continue.

12 Select User Group. (This step is required only if you are creating a non-Administrator

User. Admin users do not belong to any User Group.) If a User Group exists on this
system, select a User Group. If a User Group has not been created, click Create User
Group.

13 Click Continue. The system displays the attributes you entered.

14 Click Create Now.

Deleting a User

You must have Administrator privileges to delete a user.

Once a user is deleted, that user name cannot be reused for a new user. You can, however,

reuse a user name when restoring a user.

1 In the System Explorer, select a User.

2 From the shortcut menu, select Delete. The system asks you to confirm.

3 Click Yes. The user is deleted.

Restoring a User

You must have Administrator privileges to restore a user.

1 From the System Management menu, select User > Restore Deleted User. The

Restore Deleted User window appears.

2 From the list of deleted users, select the user you want to restore. You can only select

one user at a time to restore.

3 Click Continue.

4 Enter and confirm a new password for the user.

5 Click Restore Now. The user is restored and the user name is displayed in the System

Explorer.

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