Section 12.5 Users
Section 12.5 Users
A user is associated with an access license (UAL). Users do not share licenses. Each User must have their own UAL. Once a User has their own UAL, it does not matter how many machines they log in from. Users are assigned a Role and are part of a Group. Users can have a separate Security Policy that limits or grants added privileges beyond their defined Role or Group.
You can manage users based on their activity date from the Users Overview grid, which shows the date the user was created and the last activity date for the user.
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