Edit Active Directory attributes – You can configure default Active Directory attributes, or create your own custom attributes for your user, then click Save when finished.This change will be immediate and the Admin will instantly be prompted to create a new master password for the user's account. Reset Master Password – If an admin has been set as a Super Admin via 'Permit super admins to reset master password' policy, there will be an option for them to change the master password for that particular user.If the policy “Prevent Multifactor Disable via Email” is enabled, this option will be the only way for Multifactor Authentication to be disabled. Disable Multifactor – This will disable all Multifactor Authentication services for the user’s account.With this option, the user will continue to have access to their account as a standard LastPass user. Remove user from company – This option will remove the user from your LastPass Business account, and will delete all shared folders from the user’s account.If the user has saved any personal logins or other data to their vault then they will no longer have access to that data.

Deleting a user will delete that user’s LastPass account entirely. Delete user – You should weigh the decision carefully about using this option versus the 'Remove User from Company' option.Please note that disabled user accounts are retained for the lifetime of the account. Disable user – Temporarily disable the user’s account making it inaccessible to them but not deleting the account entirely.Destroy all sessions – This will log the user out of all active sessions across all devices.They will receive the notification to do this the next time the user logs in. Require password change – This will force the user to manually reset their master password.Granting admin rights means that the individual will have full access to the Admin Console.

Make or Remove admin – You can promote any number of users to admin status and remove this status at any time.

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