On the Delegated Administration Console menu bar, click
Search.
In the boxes, type information about the user account, and then
click Next. If you do not know the information for a box,
leave the box blank.
In the list that displays, click the user account to which you
want to assign a role.
In the left navigation pane, click Group
Membership.
On the Group Membership page, select the check box of
the role you want to assign, Administrator or Customer
Service Representative, and then click Save.
The user account is given the role you selected, and Update
Complete displays in the upper left section of the Group
Membership page. The user now has the administrator privileges
associated with this group and its role.
Notes
To perform the task described in the preceding steps, you must
have one of the roles displayed when you click Who can perform
this task at the top of this page.
For more information about roles, see "Understanding roles and
privileges" in Related Topics. If you are not sure what your role
is, ask your Delegated Administration Console administrator.
After completing the Setup Wizard following installation, the
domain administrator should take the previous steps to assign the
service provider administrator role to users who will be managing
Microsoft Provisioning System at the hosting domain level. After
completing this task, the same procedure can be used for assigning
other roles, as desired.
On the Delegated Administration Console menu bar, click
Manage Organization.
If you are already in the organization in which you want to
create the user account, skip this step. If the organization in
which you want to assign a role to a user appears in the
Organization Name list, click its name. Otherwise, on the
navigation bar, click the navigation button , and then click
the organization you want.
In the left navigation pane, click Groups.
In the Group Name list, click the name of the group that
represents the role you want to assign to a user, which should be
either administrator or customer service representative (CSR) for
the current domain. The following table describes the groups that
appear in the list:
Group Name
Role
admins@domain_name
Administrators in this domain
csradmins@domain_name
Customer service representatives in this domain
In the Tasks pane, click Add a Member.
Select the Click to Restrict Search To Current Search
Path check box.
Do one of the following:
To find the user you want quickly, type information about the
user in the boxes under Enter a Name to Search For.
To display a list of users in this organization from which to
select, type an asterisk (*).
Click Next.
In the list, click the user account you want.
The user account appears in the list of members for this group
and is given the privileges associated with the group's role.
Notes
To perform the task described in the preceding steps, you must
have one of the roles displayed when you click Who can perform
this task at the top of this page.
For more information about roles, see "Understanding roles and
privileges" in Related Topics. If you are not sure what your role
is, ask your Delegated Administration Console administrator.