Viewing User Information 

Open the Security Provider service tab and choose Runtime ® User Management. Find and select a user name.

You see the following information:

·        Account – displays the currently selected user information:

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                            a.      Account – the currently selected user name.

                            b.      Created On – the date when the user was created.

                            c.      Last Modified – the last date when the user was modified.

                            d.      Valid From – the date from which the user account is valid.

                            e.      Valid To – the date until when the user account is valid.

                              f.      Lock Status – displays whether the user is locked and the reason for the lock.

·        Parent Groups – displays the parents of the currently selected user.

·        Authentication – the panel contains authentication data for the user:

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                            a.      Change Password – here you can specify a new password.

                            b.      Last Changed – the exact date when the users password was changed.

                            c.      No password change required – if this option is activated, the user’s password will not have to be changed when the users log on.

                            d.      Change Password Every xxx Days. – shows the expiration period of the user password. You can specify the expiration period in days. The default value is 3650 days. You can modify this property only when the No password change required property is not selected.

                            e.      Certificates – shows the certificates that are assigned to the user. Here you can add, remove or view the certificates that apply to the user.

·        Activity Statistics– the panel displays the activities statistics for the specified user.

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                            a.      Successful Logon Count– displays the number of times the user successfully logged on to the J2EE Engine.

                            b.      Last Logon On – displays the exact date when the user logged on to the J2EE Engine.

                            c.      Failed Logon Count – displays the number of times the user failed to log on to the J2EE Engine.

                            d.      Last Logon On – displays the exact date when the user successfully logged on to the J2EE Engine.