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tiCrypt 2.18.1

Users

ResearcherRequires: User role
Permission requirements
  • None to view your own profile.
  • Finding a collaborator uses the permission of the action you are taking, such as sharing a file, adding a group member, or adding a VM user.

The Vault has no list of users. You find collaborators at the moment you work with them, and you see your own account details in your profile. Managing other users' accounts is an administrator task.

Find Collaborators​

Each action that involves another person opens a selector of the users visible to you. The users you can see are normally the members of your own teams.

  • Sharing a file: the Manage Share prompt lists the users you can share with. See Share a File.
  • Sharing a drive: the drive Share prompt lists the users you can share the drive with. See Share a Drive with Other Users.
  • Adding someone to a group: the Add a new member pop-up in a group you belong to lists the users you can add. See Add a New Member to a Group.
  • Adding a VM user: the Add users prompt in a virtual machine's Users section lists the users you can add. See Add Users to a Virtual Machine.
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If a colleague does not appear in a selector, they are most likely not a member of any of your teams. Contact your administrator.

View Your Own Profile​

Location: Open user menu > My Profile

  1. Click the Open user menu icon in the toolbar.
  2. Select My Profile.
  3. Select an item under Properties, Associations, Virtual machines or Miscellaneous in the left panel to view that part of your profile.

For everything your profile shows and the actions available from it, see Profile.

Manage Other Users​

Listing every user, opening another user's overlay, changing state, role, profile, or permissions, and onboarding or deleting accounts are management tasks for Sub-admins, Admins, and Super-admins. See Admin Guide: Users.