Rockwell Automation FactoryTalk View Machine Edition Users Guide - Manual (Page 280)

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Disable a user
The administrator can use the Disable User button to disable a FactoryTalk user account
from the current running application.
When a user account is disabled, the user cannot log in the system.
To disable a user
1. Press the Disable User button to open the Disable User Account dialog box.
2. Press the Select User button, or press F2 on an external keyboard to open the
FactoryTalk User Selection dialog box.
3. Press the Up Arrow or Down Arrow button to select a user, and press the Select
button, or press Enter on an external keyboard.
4. To close the Disable User Account window and complete the change, press the
Disable button, or press Enter on an external keyboard.
Enable a user
The administrator can use the Enable User button to enable a disabled FactoryTalk user
account from the current running application.
When a disabled user is enabled, the user can log in the system again.
To enable a user
1. Press the Enable User button to open the Enable User Account dialog box.
2. Press the Select User button, or press F2 on an external keyboard to open the
FactoryTalk User Selection dialog box.
When designing the application in FactoryTalk View Studio, you must consider which users and
groups can access this button, and how to control that access.
You cannot use this button to disable a Windows-linked user. Only a Windows Domain
administrator can disable a Windows-linked user from a domain computer.
When designing the application in FactoryTalk View Studio, you must consider which users and
groups can access this button, and how to control that access.
You cannot use this button to enable a Windows-linked user. Only a Windows Domain
administrator can enable a Windows-linked user from a domain computer.