Using Cayosoft Self-Service 3.x
Using Cayosoft Administrator Self-Service
█ Working with My AD Users
Reset a User’s Password
- Click the My Organization Administrative Unit then click My AD Users
- Enter the name of the user in the search field and click Search Objects
- Click the check mark to the left of the user’s name
- On the Actions menu, click Reset Password
- Under Password, choose to use the system generated password or click Type Password to enter a new password.
- Under Email notification, choose not to send the password or click Send to, to enter a new email address of someone who will receive a copy of the user’s new password by e-mail.
- Check User must change password at next logon to force the user to change the password
- Check unlock account if the account is in the locked out state
- Enter a comment that will be recorded in the operational history log
- Click Reset Password.
- After the confirmation is displayed, click Close
Add a user to a group
- Click the My Organization Administrative Unit then click My AD Users
- Enter the name of the user in the search field and click Search Objects
- Click the check mark to the left of the user’s name
- On the Actions menu, click Add to a group
- In the Add to Group(s) dialog box, click +Add
- Enter the name of the group in the search field and click Search Objects
- Click the check mark to the left of the group’s name then click OK
- Enter a comment that will be recorded in the operational history log
- Click Add
Suspend a User
- Click the My Organization Administrative Unit then click My AD Users
- Enter the name of the user in the search field and click Search Objects
- Click the check mark to the left of the user’s name
- On the Actions menu, click Suspend
- Select the date the user will be suspended, or leave the default to suspend the user immediately
- Enter a comment that will be recorded in the operational history log
- Click Suspend
Undo-Suspend a User
- Click the My Organization Administrative Unit then click My AD Users
- Enter the name of the user in the search field and click Search Objects
- Click the check mark to the left of the user’s name
- On the Actions menu, click Undo Suspend
- Select the date the user will be un-suspended, or leave the default to un-suspend the user immediately
- Enter a comment that will be recorded in the operational history log
- Click Undo Suspend
View User Properties
- Click the My Organization Administrative Unit then click My AD Users
- Enter the name of the user in the search field and click Search Objects
- Click the check mark to the left of the user’s name
- On the Actions menu, click Properties
Set Expiration Date for a User
- Click the My Organization Administrative Unit then click My AD Users
- Enter the name of the user in the search field and click Search Objects
- Click the check mark to the left of the user’s name
- On the Actions menu, click Properties
- Click the Settings tab at the top
- Under the Account Expires section click End of
- Click the calendar icon and select an expiration date
- Click Update
Set or update a Job Title or Department for a User
- Click the My Organization Administrative Unit then click My AD Users
- Enter the name of the user in the search field and click Search Objects
- Click the check mark to the left of the user’s name
- On the Actions menu, click Properties
- Click the Organization tab at the top
- Type a Job Title or Department for the user
- Click Update
Set or update a Manager for a User
- Click the My Organization Administrative Unit then click My AD Users
- Enter the name of the user in the search field and click Search Objects
- Click the check mark to the left of the user’s name
- On the Actions menu, click Properties
- Click the Organization tab at the top
- Click Change to the right of the Manager field
- Enter the manager’s name in the search field and click Search Objects
- Click the check mark to the left of the manager’s name then click OK
- Click Update
Remove a User from a Group
- Click the My Organization Administrative Unit then click My AD Users
- Enter the name of the user in the search field and click Search Objects
- Click the check mark to the left of the user’s name
- On the Actions menu, click Properties
- Click the Member of tab at the top
- Click the check mark to the left of the group name(s) from which the user is to be removed then click Remove
- Click Update
█ Work with My Groups

Creating a New Distribution Group
- Click the Active Directory Administrative Unit then click AD Groups
- On the Actions menu, click new Distribution Group
- In the Group Name field, type the name of the new group.
You may see a prefix such as DL- or SDL- already in the field that was specified by your administrators. If the prefix exists, add your group name to the right of the prefix. - Chose the Group Scope and Group Type
- Set the Managed By attribute to the individual that will be responsible for the Group
- Click Create
- After the confirmation is displayed, click Close
Add or Remove a user from a group
- Click the My Organization Administrative Unit then click My AD Groups
- Enter the name of the group in the search field and click Search Objects
- Click the check mark to the left of the group’s name
- On the Actions menu, click Membership
- In the Add to Group(s) dialog box, click +Add
- Enter the name of the user(s) in the search field and click Search Objects
- Click the check mark to the left of the user’s name then click OK
- Click Add
- Click Update
Suspend a Group
- Click the My Organization Administrative Unit then click My AD Groups
- Enter the name of the Group in the search field and click Search Objects
- Click the check mark to the left of the Group’s name
- On the Actions menu, click Suspend Group
- Select the date the Group will be suspended, or leave the default to suspend the Group immediately
- Enter a comment that will be recorded in the operational history log
- Click Suspend
Undo-Suspend a Group
- Click the My Organization Administrative Unit then click My AD Groups
- Enter the name of the Group in the search field and click Search Objects
- Click the check mark to the left of the Group’s name
- On the Actions menu, click Undo Suspend Group
- Select the date the Group will be un-suspended, or leave the default to un-suspend the Group immediately
- Enter a comment that will be recorded in the operational history log
- Click Undo Suspend
View Group Properties
- Click the My Organization Administrative Unit then click My AD Groups
- Enter the name of the Group in the search field and click Search Objects
- Click the check mark to the left of the Group’s name
- On the Actions menu, click Properties
Disable a Group
Active Directory does not allow Groups to be disabled, but you can suspend a Group which effectively disables the group. See Suspend a Group earlier in this section
Set or update a Manager (Managed By) for a Group
- Click the the My Organization Administrative Unit then click My ADGroups
- Enter the name of the Group in the search field and click Search Objects
- Click the check mark to the left of the Group’s name
- On the Actions menu, click Properties
- Click the Managed By tab at the top
- Click Change to the right of the Managed By field
- Enter the manager’s name in the search field and click Search Objects
- Click the check mark to the left of the manager’s name then click OK
- Click Update
█ Work with Expiring Accounts
Extending the Expiration Date of an Account
- Click the the My Organization Administrative Unit then click My AD Users (Expiring)
- Enter the name of the Group in the search field and click Search Objects
- Click the check mark to the left of the User’s name
- On the Actions menu, click Extend Expiration Date
- From the Extend Expiration Date drop-down, choose the number of days you wish to extend the account
- Click Update