Create a Standard User Account

Applies To: Windows MultiPoint Server 2011

Create standard user accounts for those users who will regularly access stations, but who will not manage your MultiPoint Server system. Users with standard user accounts can run most applications and save files, but cannot run MultiPoint Manager. To see who has standard user access, in MultiPoint Manager, click the Users tab. Standard user accounts are displayed in the Account Type column as Standard.

If your MultiPoint Server users will store private documents in Windows, each user should log on to the MultiPoint Server system using a unique user name and password.

Note

For more information about issues you, as an administrative user, should consider as you create and manage user accounts, see the User Account Considerations topic.

To create a standard user account

  1. In MultiPoint Manager, click the Users tab.

  2. Under General Tasks, click Add user account. The Add User Account wizard opens.

  3. In the User account field, type a logon name for the user. Typically, the logon user name is the first and last name written together without spaces, or the first initial and last name written together without a space.

  4. In the Full name field, type the name of the user in whatever format you prefer, such as given name, full name, or a nickname.

  5. In the Create password field, type a password for the user. This password should only be known to you and the user, and you should store this information in a secure location. The password can only be changed by an administrative user.

  6. In the Confirm password field, retype the password, and then click Next.

  7. On the level of access page, select Standard user, and then click Next.

  8. MultiPoint Manager will check all of the information and display a message when the account has been set up. When you see the text, A new user account was successfully created, click Finish.

See Also

Concepts

Use Windows Server Help
Manage User Accounts
Use Windows Server Help

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