Changes for page Mandantenfähigkeit in ACMP

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7	7	This strict separation enables a secure demarcation of data and responsibilities.
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9		-[[Selecting existing clients when logging in>>image:Mandantenfähigkeit_allgemein.png]]
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11	11	= **Multi tenant elements in ACMP** =
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13	13	In ACMP, not all functions or ACMP plugins are automatically in a state of multi tenancy. This means that some elements are either visible exclusively to the tenant administrator, or some elements can be created on a tenant-specific basis.
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33	33	)))|(% style="width:1109px" %)(((
34	34	User management in System Settings
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36		-|(% style="width:583px" %) |(% style="width:1109px" %)Asset Management
37		-|(% style="width:583px" %) |(% style="width:1109px" %)Helpdesk
38		-|(% style="width:583px" %) |(% style="width:1109px" %)Windows Update Management
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40	40	All other plugins are global and can be viewed and used by clients who do not have a specific tenant role. However, the visibility and editability of ACMP plugins depend less on tenant affiliation and more on the role of the user or group, which is assigned by the tenant administrator.
41	41	This distinction means that in ACMP, there are two roles a user can assume:
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54	54	However, only a tenant administrator can assign a user’s rights to a group or configure the visibility of various ACMP plugins for a user. This means that permissions are assigned via a checkbox to determine which plugins are displayed to the specific user and to which groups they are assigned.
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56		-These settings are configured under //System > User Management//.
	51	+These settings are configured under //System > User Management// eingestellt.
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58	58	{{aagon.infobox}}
59	59	This section is visible only to tenant administrators or users with the appropriate right.