Manage Local Windows Users

As your organization grows, effectively managing Local Windows users becomes essential to maintaining a secure and efficient IT environment. EmpowerID offers a comprehensive solution that automates role-based access control, delegated permissions administration, and provisioning policy capabilities for local users and groups on your Windows servers. By adding servers as managed account stores in EmpowerID, you can inventory local users and groups, manage these objects with ease, and maintain a full audit trail of all related actions.

Local Windows users can be managed in EmpowerID from their respective View One pages. This article guides you through navigating to those pages and offers detailed explanations of the pertinent settings on those pages.

Manage local Windows user accounts

1. On the navbar, expand Admin > Applications and Directories and select Account Stores and Systems.

2. Search for the Local Windows account store with the user accounts you want to manage and click the Account Store link to navigate to the Account Store Details page for the account store.
   
   

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3. On the Account Store Details page, select the User Accounts tab.

4. Search for the user account you want to manage and then click the Logon Name link for that account.
   
   

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   This directs you to the View One page for the user account. View one pages allow you to view and edit the objects to which they are linked.
   
   

    

5. To view a list of actions that you can perform against the account, expand the Actions accordion.

6. To perform an action in EmpowerID, simply click on the corresponding tile or button. For instance, if you need to edit one or more attributes, click the Edit button. To create an EmpowerID Person from an account, select the Create Person From Account button. If you wish to disable an account, click on the Disable User Account button, and so forth. Each action can be executed by clicking its respective button
   
   

See Also

Manage Local Windows Groups

Manage Local Windows Servers and App Pools