Adding a Local User
If you do not use an LDAP server, you have to add all users manually to whom you want to grant access to Mobile Administrator and the app store. These are the so-called local users.
If you are using an LDAP server and you have already configured the LDAP access in Mobile Administrator, you can also add local users, in addition to the LDAP users.
To add a local user
1. Click 
and then Users. 2. On the All Users page, click 
. 3. On the resulting page, specify the following information:
Option | Description |
Username | The name that is to be used to log in to Mobile Administrator or your app store. |
First name | Optional. The first name of the user. |
Last name | Optional. The last name of the user. |
New password | The password for the user. |
Confirm new password | Optional. Enter the password once more to confirm it. |
Active | If selected (default), the user is able to log in to Mobile Administrator or your app store. If not selected, the user is not able to log in to Mobile Administrator or your app store. This is helpful, for example, if you prepare the accounts for new users and you want to postpone the activation to a later point in time. |
Email | The email address of the user. |
4. If you want to grant site-level (administration) permissions for the new user, select the corresponding check boxes. These permissions can only be changed by a user who has been granted the Manage All Sites permission. Other users do not see these options. See also Overview of Site-Level Permissions. 5. Click Create User.
The new user is now shown on the All Users page. If it is currently not shown, check the current filter definition or the number of entries that are to be shown.
6. If you want to define an avatar, notification settings or access tokens for the new user, go to the details page of the new user. See Managing the User Details. 7. If you want to grant application-level permissions (including the right to download an app) for the new user, go to the Permissions page of that app. See Managing the Permissions of an App. 