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Microsoft Community Training management portal provides six types of administrative role to a user on the portal - Global Administrator, Organization Administrator, Learning Path Administrator, Category Administrator, Course Administrator and Group Administrator. For more details, see this article on roles and responsibilities of different administrators .
In case of Microsoft Teams integration, you won't be able to create Group administrator on the platform. Group admin privileges are automatically assigned to owners of the Teams imported on the Microsoft Community Training platform.
In this article, you will learn more about how to assign different administrative roles to a user on the management portal.
The Microsoft Community Training management portal provides role-based administration and depending upon the type of access level admins can perform an action on the portal. Table below shows administrative role which are allowed add different types of administrators on the portal:
In this topic, you will learn simple steps to add Global Administrator to the portal.
On the Microsoft Community Training portal, after login switch to administrator view .
Select Global Administrators option under Users tab on the top-left of the page.
Click or tap on the Global Administrator button on details page to add new global administrator.
Click or tap on the Add button to add user as an global administrator of the portal.
In case portal is setup with Social Account or Azure Active Directory as login identity then you will need to enter email address in the above step.
Here are the detailed steps on how to add course administrator to the platform .
Groups are managed by group administrators, who can be users in the portal but are also able to manage users in the group, assign courses, and much more.
In this topic, you will learn simple steps to add Group Administrator to the portal
On the Microsoft Community Training portal, after login switch to administrator view and select a Group under the Users tab
Click or tap More (...) icon next to the group name
Click or tap Add Administrator from the drop-down menu
Enter phone number to add user as an administrator for the group.
In case portal is setup with Social Account or Azure Active Directory as login identity then you will need to enter email address in the above step.
Alternatively, you can also Add Administrator to the group by clicking on the More(…) button on the top right of the details page and select Manage Administrators option. Click or tap Add Administrator button to add administrators to the Group.
MCT now supports an organization administrator to add one or more other administrators, to their respective Organizations
In the Users Tab, go to Organization Administrators
An Organization Admin will only be able to see the list of administrators of the organizations to which the Organization Admin has admin access is enabled
"Manage Organizations" option is greyed-out for Organization admin and will only be accessible to Global Administrator
In the pop-up box, add the user detail to whom the organization admin access is to be given
Then select the Organization to which the user must be added as Organization Administrator
Organization admin would only be able to see the list of Organizations for which admin access is enabled
After selecting the organization, click on “Create”
Organization admin will only be able to edit but not delete other Organization admin
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If you need assistance managing your Facebook page, you can add people as admins so they can start helping you. It’s easy to do this on Facebook on both desktop and mobile, and we’ll show you how.
Since the admin role gives quite a lot of privileges to users, make sure you only give it to the people you trust. Later, you can revoke the admin access from someone if you want. Also, note that you can invite both friends and people you haven’t friended to become admins on your page.
To perform the process on your Windows, Mac, Linux, or Chromebook computer, first, launch a web browser on your computer and access the Facebook site. Then go to the page to which you want to add an admin.
On the page screen, from the left sidebar, select “Settings.”
Again, in the left sidebar, click “Page Roles.”
You’ll see an “Assign a New Page Role” section on the right. Here, click the text field and type the name or email address of the user you want to make an admin.
Then click the drop-down menu and choose the “Admin” option. Feel free to choose any other role if you want to use that instead.
Your chosen user will receive an invitation to become an admin on your page. Once they accept it, they are one of the admins for the page.
In the future, if you’d like to remove an admin, click “Edit” next to their name on the “Page Roles” screen. Then choose the “Remove” option.
To make someone a page admin using your iPhone, iPad, or Android phone, first, launch the Facebook app on your phone.
In the app, tap the three horizontal lines. If you’re on an iPhone or iPad, you’ll see these lines at the bottom-right corner. On Android, these lines are in the top-right corner.
On the “Menu” page, tap “Your X Pages” (where “X” is the number of pages you have) to view your Facebook pages.
Select the page on which you want to make someone an admin. Then, in the page’s top-right corner, tap the gear icon.
On the “Settings” screen, choose “Page Roles.”
Tap “Add Person to Page” at the top. Then, if Facebook asks to enter your password , do so and continue.
On the “Add Person to Page” screen, tap the text field and type the name of the Facebook user you want to make an admin. Then select that user on the list.
You’ll see an “Edit Person” page. Here, in the “Page Roles” section, select “Admin.” Then tap “Add” at the bottom.
Your user will receive an invitation to join your page as an admin. Once they’ve accepted it, they are your page admin.
Later, to remove someone as an admin, reach the “Page Roles” screen. Then, next to the user you want to remove, tap the pencil icon.
At the bottom of the “Edit Person” page, tap “Remove.”
Confirm your choice by tapping the “Remove” button.
And your selected user is now removed from the admin list for your page. You’re all set.
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If you have multiple users on your network domain and want to give a user administrator rights you need to add them to the Admin user group. The process is relatively simple, here is how.
First you need to make sure you’re logging in as Administrator or a profile on the domain which has Admin rights. Go to Start Run and type in “compmgmt.msc” (without the quotes) and click OK.
This opens the Computer Management screen where you want to expand Local Users and Groups, click on Groups, then double click Administrators on in the right hand side.
In the Administrators Properties window click the Add button.
Since this example is on a domain usually just typing in the users first name and last initial into the object names box … then click on Check Names and the name will be retrieved from the domain and will be underlined. Then just click OK. If you are not able to locate the user most likely they have not been added to Active Directory yet.
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Sometimes a PC is shared by number of people greater than one. In some cases all of the users need to have full access of the PC. In such cases guest accounts does not work well. The best solution for this is to add user to local administrator group on the PC. There are few ways discussed in this piece of writing for resolving the issues of how to add user as administrator to the PC.
This method explains the steps to add domain user to local admin group. Follow the directions as mentioned below.
1. Press "R" from the keyboard along with Windows button to launch "Run". In the text field type in "compmgmt.msc" and click on "OK" to launch "Computer Management"
2. After launching "Computer Management" go to "System Tools" on the left side of the panel. Under it locate "Local Users and Groups" folder. Within it, click on "Groups" folder.
3. In the main menu a number of groups will appear, select the desired group to add the member which in this case is "Administrators".
4. Make a right click one the group named "Administrators" and click on "Add to Group" from the drop down menu.
5. A pop up will appear asking for confirmation of the action, click on "Add" from the options and then click on "OK".
6. A dialog box will come up in the screen named as "Select Groups" to get more information about the account to be set up. do the following to set up an administrator account:
In the "Enter the object names to select" type in the name of the account whether user or group which is needed to be added. Then click on "OK" to confirm.
If the user wants to add a computer account then he or she is advised to click on "Object Types". Tick the "Computers" box and again click on "OK" to save the changes. Now in the "Enter the object names to select" type in name of the computer account which is needed to be added. Then click on "OK" to confirm.
7. These steps will add the administrator account on the PC. However, this method is not applicable to each and every version of Windows like Windows 8 Home edition.
Another way to add up users as administrator in the PC is to add user to admin group cmd. Writing a few lines of command in the command prompt will let the user add more people to the PC. One more advantage of this method is that this method is applicable to every edition of Windows i.e. Windows 10/8/7/vista. To add user to local administrator group command line an elevated Command prompt is needed rather than the usual one
1. To open the elevated Command Prompt press "X" along with Windows key from the keyboard in case of Windows 10 and 8. In case of Windows 7 or vista go to "Start" and search for "command prompt" and make a right click on the same from the search result. Then select "Run as Administrator" from the drop down menu.
2. Now the elevated command prompt is launched. For discovering the names of the local groups type in the following command in the command prompt:
3. And press "Enter" from the keyboard
4. To add an administrator account to Administrator group use the following command:
"net localgroup Administrator [username] /add"
5. And press "Enter". Username will be the name of the account.
After knowing how to make a user an administrator windows 10 now to remove the undesired or unreasonable accounts from the administrator post is a thing to learn about. Process of removal of administrator account varies depending on the edition of Windows operating system and source region of the account folder.
Remove a User from Local Administrator Group in Local Users and Groups (Windows 10):
1. Local Users and Groups is only available in the Windows 10 Pro, Enterprise, and Education editions.
2. Press "R" from the keyboard along with the Windows key to launch "Run".
3. In the text field of "Run" type in "lusrmgr.msc" and click on "OK". This will open "Local Users and Groups".
4. If the account is in "Groups" under "Groups" folder in "Local Users and Groups, select "Groups" from the left side panel of the window. Click on the group name wished to remove uses as members of and select Properties" from the drop down menu. Select a user name and click on the "Remove" button and then click on "OK" to confirm the removal.
Remove a User from Local Administrator Group in Command Prompt (For All Windows):
1. Open an elevated command prompt to continue this process by following this steps.
2. Press "X" along with Windows key from the keyboard in case of Windows 10 and 8.
3. In case of Windows 7 or vista go to "Start" and search for "command prompt" and make a right click on the same from the search result. Then select "Run as Administrator" from the drop down menu.
4. Type in the below mentioned command in the command line and press "Enter" to run it:
5. "net localgroup "Group" "User" /delete"
6. The "Group" and the "User" in this command should be replaced by the real name of the group and user to be removed respectively.
The best way to add a user to remote desktop is to use command prompt. Use an elevated command prompt and then type the commands as mentioned below to add the user in the desired groups.
Open the elevated Command Prompt by pressing "X" along with Windows key from the keyboard in case of Windows 10 and 8. In case of Windows 7 or vista go to "Start" and search for "command prompt" and make a right click on the same from the search result. Then select "Run as Administrator" from the drop down menu. Now the elevated command prompt is launched. Type the respective commands to add users to the respective groups:
1. To add in remote desktop users groups:
"net localgroup "Remote Desktop Users" UserLoginName /add"
"net localgroup "Debugger users" UserLoginName /add"
"net localgroup "Power users" UserLoginName /add"
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