If you are a member of the Administrators role, you can disable any Iguana user that is not a member of the Administrators role. When a user is disabled, it is kept in the system, but the user cannot log into Iguana.

	New Feature in Iguana 4.5 The ability to disable a user is new in Iguana 4.5.

	The admin user can disable any other user, including users that belong to the Administrators role.

To disable a user:

• Click the Settings tab at the top right of the screen. In the Settings screen, click Roles & Users.
• In the Roles & Users screen, click the Users tab.

• In the Users table, locate the user that you want to disable.
• In the row of the table containing this user, click Edit. The screen for this user appears:

• Unselect the Enabled check box.
• Click Save Changes. The user is now disabled:

To enable a user that has been disabled, follow the above steps, except select the Enabled check box instead of unselecting it.

	Users that have been disabled do not receive email messages or SMS messages sent by email notification rules. This is useful if, for example, a user has gone on vacation and does not want to receive messages while away.