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# Manage a user
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Only an administrator can open another user's details - a standard user can only open their own.
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From the menu expand **User-related** then select **Users**, then click a username to open their details. You can also reach your own user details from **My profile** in the username menu at the top right of any page.
The header shows the user's role, and how many teams, access tokens and kubeconfigs they hold. Select **Refresh** to reload this data, or **Delete** to remove the user - only available to an administrator viewing someone else's entry, and not for the built-in initial admin account.
### Details tab
If you're an administrator, you can edit the **Username** and toggle **Administrator** on or off here, then select **Save**. Renaming a user prompts for confirmation before saving. Viewing your own account without administrator rights shows these read-only instead.
#### Change user password
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This section only appears when using internal authentication (or for the built-in admin account, regardless of authentication method), and only once minimum password length requirements have been configured.
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Enter a **New password** and **Confirm password**, then select **Update password**.
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Changing your own password also requires your **Current password**, and signs you out once it's updated. An administrator resetting another user's password does not need that user's current password, and the administrator's own session is unaffected.
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### Teams tab
Lists the teams this user belongs to and their role in each - **Member** or **Leader**. Select a team name to go to its details.
If you're an administrator, select a team and a role from the dropdowns above the table, then select **Add** to add the user to another team. Select one or more rows and use the delete button to remove the user from those teams. You can also add a user to a team from the team's own page.
### Access tab
Shows the effective access this user has across every environment, and which role it comes from - the same information as the Effective access viewer on the Roles page, already filtered to this user.
### Access tokens tab
Lists this user's access tokens. You can only see this tab for yourself, or for a non-administrator - an administrator's access tokens are visible only to that administrator, even to other administrators.
### Kubeconfigs tab
Lists every kubeconfig this user holds, across every Kubernetes environment. Revoking one immediately stops any `kubectl` session using it.
