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5. Click the Yes button.
A success dialog box appears.
6. Click OK to close the dialog box.
The device is no longer included in the list of devices.
NOTE: The newly-removed device is included in the list of devices on the Removed Devices
screen. To view Removed Devices, on the Navigation tree under Devices select Removed
Devices. These devices can be viewed, restored, or permanently removed. “Managing removed
devices” (page 39).
Performing User Management tasks
The administrator can perform User Management tasks (under Administration in the Navigation
tree) to modify details of any user or administrator account (see “Modifying user details ” (page
45)) or to remove a user or administrator from the Replication Manager (see “Removing a user or
administrator ” (page 46)).
Users can also be added in the User Management section, as described in “Adding new users or
administrators” (page 15) as part of “Configuring the Replication Manager” (page 14).
Modifying user details
Administrators can modify details for users or administrators. The following procedures explain
how to modify the information, depending on your current authentication setup.
Initially, the Replication Manager uses local authentication. You can change that to LDAP
authentication. See “Managing the Authentication Mechanism ” (page 41) for more information.
Local authentication mechanism: modifying details for users or administrators
When modifying all user details within a local authentication environment:
1. From the Navigation tree under Administration, select User Management.
2. If you are an administrator modifying the information of another user, select the appropriate
radio button to select the user to be modified.
3. Click the Modify actions button.
The Modify User Details dialog box appears.
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