If you are a member of the Administrators role, you can change the email address or the password for any Iguana user.

To edit this user information:

• 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 whose information you want to update.
• In the row of the table containing this user, click Edit. The screen for this user appears:

• Unselect the Enabled check box if you want this user to be disabled. Disabled users cannot log in to the Iguana server.

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

• In the Email Address field, type the user's email address. You only need to supply an email address if the user will be receiving email notifications.
• In the SMS Address field, type the address to which email notifications are to be sent as SMS messages. (This is typically the address of a mobile device, such as a cell phone.) You only need to supply an address if the user will be receiving email notifications through SMS.

	New Feature in Iguana 4.1 The SMS Address field is new in Iguana 4.1. It is useful if you need to receive email notification rules and you are not regularly accessing a computer. Notifications sent using SMS appear on your cell phone immediately, enabling you to react to them promptly.

	When messages are sent as SMS messages, they are truncated to be a maximum of 140 characters in length. This ensures that they can be sent through the cell phone provider's SMS message gateway.

• From the Role Membership list box, select the roles that you want to assign to the user. (See Creating a Role for details on what a role is.) To assign users to the Administrators role, you must be logged in as user admin.
• If you want to change the password for this user, click the Change Password link. An expanded screen appears:

• If the Current Password field appears, type the current password for the user.

	The Current Password field appears if: You are editing your own user information; You are a member of the Administrators role other than user admin, and you are editing another member of the Administrators role. In all other cases, the Current Password field does not appear.

• In the New Password field, type the password for the user.
• In the Confirm New Password field, re-type the password you typed in the New Password field.
• Click Save Changes to update the information for this user.