VMware VC-VLM4-C User Guide - Page 109

11 Managing Users, Groups, and Roles 11 By default, a system administrator or an administrator with rights at the organization level can add users or groups to an organization and assign each user or group a role in the organization. The organization determines which resources (resource pools, hosts, datastores, media stores, host spanning transport networks, and physical networks) a user can access, and the role determines how a user can interact with those resources. Users cannot log in to the Lab Manager system or access any resources until they are added to an organization. This chapter includes the following topics:  "Managing Users" on page 109  "Managing Stranded Users" on page 111  "Managing Groups" on page 112  "Managing Roles and Rights" on page 113 Managing Users By default, only a system administrator or an administrator with rights at the organization level can manage users. Disable or Enable Users By default, only the system administrator can disable and enable users in the Global organization. When you disable users, they are logged out of the Web console and cannot log in until they are enabled. To disable or enable a user 1 In the left pane, select Users and Groups. 2 In the Organization drop‐down menu, select Global. 3 Click the Users tab. 4 Move the pointer over the user name and select Disable or Enable. 5 Click OK. Lab Manager disables or enables the user. VMware, Inc. 109