How to tell that a user account is disabled?

[Guest]

Hyena v8.0 'C'.
When looking a user Properties, General tab, there is no indication that the account is disabled. Even the Account tab does not show this information. I remember pre v8.0, we are able to see it via Properties. The only indication is to list the user account on the right-pane, and look for the red X. Do you have a recommendation? Thank you.

[cmccullough]

Re: How to tell that a user account is disabled?

If you are using Hyena's user properties dialog you should see a window on the right with the username, and a plus sign beside it. Click the plus sign to see additional information including Account Disabled if it is disabled.

[Guest]

Re: How to tell that a user account is disabled?

Sorry I dont see the window on the right. My steps:
. From the left pane, right click on All Users / View
. At the Select User window, I type the user account name / OK
. The user name is now displayed right below "All Users" - left pane
. Right click on the user name / Properties
. Now a popup appears showing the user properties will all the tabs (General, Address, Account, etc).

This is where I cannot tell if the user account is disabled.

Hopefully that helps. Thank you.

[cmccullough]

Re: How to tell that a user account is disabled?

Go to Tools->Settings->Active Directory. If the box is checked to Show shell property pages by default, uncheck that and try again.

[Guest]

Re: How to tell that a user account is disabled?

Hey that worked. Thank you!

BTW, it brings back the pop up error whenever I want to see the Terminal tab:

Error getting terminal server data.

I'll do some research on that.

Thank you again.