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| − | | [[File:LightBulb.png|20px|<span title=""></span>]]Although the permissions assigned to the default roles can be changed, be careful not to remove the User Admin or Role Admin permissions from the Operations role without first having those permissions assigned to another role. If the User Admin or Role Admin permissions are not assigned to a role, it will not be possible to add, change, or remove IMSMA users and roles. | + | | [[File:LightBulb.png|20px|<span title=""></span>] ]Although the permissions assigned to the default roles |
| + | can be changed, be careful not to remove the User Admin or Role Admin permissions from the Operations role | ||
| + | without first having those permissions assigned to another role. If the User Admin or Role Admin permissions | ||
| + | are not assigned to a role, it will not be possible to add, change, or remove IMSMA users and roles. | ||
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Revision as of 16:17, 12 June 2012
Deleting a role removes the role from IMSMA. A role cannot be removed if users are assigned to use the role.
| [[File:LightBulb.png|20px|] ]Although the permissions assigned to the default roles
can be changed, be careful not to remove the User Admin or Role Admin permissions from the Operations role without first having those permissions assigned to another role. If the User Admin or Role Admin permissions are not assigned to a role, it will not be possible to add, change, or remove IMSMA users and roles. |
