It is the responsibility of the Security Policy Administrator to link an account to a user. Once linked, these linked accounts can be used to access assets and accounts within the scope of an access request policy.
To link an account to a user
- Navigate to Security Policy Management | Linked Accounts.
- On the Accounts tab, select an account from the object list and click
Edit.
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Click 
Add from the details toolbar.
The Users dialog displays, listing the users available in Safeguard for Privileged Passwords.
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Select one or more users from the list in the Users dialog and click OK.
It is the responsibility of the Security Policy Administrator to remove linked accounts from a user.
To remove a linked account from a user
- Navigate to Security Policy Management | Linked Accounts.
- On the Users tab, select a user from the object list and click Edit.
- Select a linked account (or accounts) from the list.
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Click 
Remove from the details toolbar.
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A confirmation dialog will appear confirming the account(s) being removed. Click Yes.
It is the responsibility of the Security Policy Administrator to remove a user from a linked account
To remove a user from a linked account
- Navigate to Security Policy Management | Linked Accounts.
- On the Accounts tab, select an account from the object list and click Edit.
- Select a user (or users) from the list.
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Click Remove from the details toolbar.
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A confirmation dialog will appear confirming the user(s) being removed. Click Yes.
A partition is a named container for assets that can be used to segregate assets for delegated management. It is the responsibility of the Asset Administrator to add partitions to Safeguard for Privileged Passwords. Partitions allow you to set up multiple asset managers, each with the ability to define password guidelines for the managed systems in their own workspace. Typically, you partition assets by geographical location, owner, function, or by operating system. For example, Safeguard for Privileged Passwords can enable you to group Unix assets in a partition and delegate the Unix administrator to manage it. Every partition should have a partition owner. For more information, see Adding a partition.
You must assign all assets, and the accounts associated with them, to a partition. By default, Safeguard for Privileged Passwords assigns all assets and their associated accounts to the default partition, but you can set a different partition as the default.
To access Partitions:
desktop client: Navigate to Administrative Tools | Partitions and select a partition to display additional information and options.
web client: Navigate to Asset Management | Partitions. Select a partition, then click to display additional information and options.
Selecting one of the accounts displays the following information:
Use these toolbar buttons to manage partitions.
Refresh: Update the list of partitions.
Set as Default: Set a partition as the default. All new assets you add are automatically assigned to the default partition. 
Search: You can search by a character string or by a selected attribute with conditions you enter. To search by a selected attribute click