Enabling or Disabling Users with System Administrator and System Authorizer Roles

Perform the following procedure to enable or disable a sysadmn or sysauth user:
  1. Open the Command Prompt window and go to the folder:
    FIC_HOME/utility/useraction/bin.
  2. Execute the following command:
    ./useraction.sh <ACTION ON USER> <OPERATION>
    For example:
    To disable a user:
    ./useraction.sh johnsmith disableuser
    To enable a user:
    ./useraction.sh johnsmith enableuser
  3. A prompt (Please Enter Action by User) appears, which requires that you enter your User ID. Your User ID must have the requisite role with permissions to perform the enable or disable action. Enter the User ID and the three questions for authentication appear. Enter the correct answers to complete the password reset.
  4. To enable or disable the users with the Sysadmn or the Sysauth users by skipping the 3 security questions, use the following command.
    ./useraction.sh <usr_ID> ENABLEUSER/DISABLEUSER SYSADMN N/Y
    • Usr_ID – the user who needs to be enabled/disabled.
    • The user is prompted to answer the security questions if the 4th parameter is set to Y.
    This feature is available with versions v8113+, v8121+one-off[35073367], and v8122+.