To add or remove a user from a group,
- Go to the 'Administration Console' and click on 'Manage Users' in the left panel.
All members of the Confluence-Users group are listed in alphabetical order (first name). To find a user, you can either browse through the pages; or do a search on the user's mail id or the group to which they belong.
- Click on the user link. This will display the user's current details and links to edit them.
- Click 'Edit Groups'. This will display two lists of groups:
- 'Not a member of groups': All groups to which the user doesn't belong. To add the user to a group, select a group and click 'Join'. Hold Ctrl and click to select more than one group.
- 'Member of groups': All groups to which the user belongs. Select a group and click 'Leave' to remove the user from the group.
- 'Not a member of groups': All groups to which the user doesn't belong. To add the user to a group, select a group and click 'Join'. Hold Ctrl and click to select more than one group.
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You cannot use the Edit Groups option to add or remove users from external groups, as Confluence access to LDAP and JIRA groups is read only. |
RELATED TOPICS
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Page: Permissions Overview
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Page: Global Permissions Overview
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Page: Editing User Details
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Page: Adding a New User
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Page: Adding a Group
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Page: Setting up Anonymous Access
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Page: Global Groups Overview
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Page: Disabling the Built-In User Management
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Page: Editing User Details
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Page: Global Permissions Overview
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Page: Troubleshooting LDAP User Management
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Page: Searching For and Managing Users
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Page: Enabling or Disabling Public Signup
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Page: Adding a New User
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Page: Changing Usernames
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