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How Salesforce admin can login as any user?
To give Salesforce administrators the ability to log in as other Users
- Go to: Salesforce Classic: Setup. Lightning Experience: Gear Icon | Setup.
- In the Quick Find box, enter Login Access Policies.
- Select Administrators Can Log in as Any User | Save.
Which action can a delegated administrator take?
Some of the duties that Delegated Administrator can perform is to create users with specific role and profile, unlock a user, reset password. Other than managing users, Delegated Administrators can also manage custom objects with a few restrictions (please refer to the links in references section below).
What is delegated user in Salesforce?
Enable delegated administrators to manage users in specified roles and all subordinate roles. You can assign specified profiles to those users, and log in as users who have granted login access to administrators.
Where can I restrict the user logon in Active Directory?
In small domains you can restrict the user logon to domain computers in the properties of each user account in the Active Directory. For example, you want to allow a specific user to log on to his computers only.
How to restrict access to an ad account?
To do it: Run the ADUC snap-in (Active Directory Users and Computers) by running dsa.msc command; Using the AD search, find the user account you want to restrict access and open its properties; Go to the Account tab and click on the “ Log On To” button.
What are the permissions of an administrator account?
User account permissions. The system actions that a user can perform are governed by the type of account he or she signs in with. An administrator account has higher-level permissions than a standard user account, which means that an administrator account owner can perform tasks on your computer that a standard user account owner cannot.
How to restrict access to a specific user?
For example, you want to allow a specific user to log on to his computers only. To do it: Run the ADUC snap-in (Active Directory Users and Computers) by running dsa.msc command; Using the AD search, find the user account you want to restrict access and open its properties; Go to the Account tab and click on the “ Log On To” button.