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# Add users

1. Select **Users**, then click the Plus Sign next to **Available**.

   The Add User dialog box appears.
2. Enter the **User Name** and **Password** associated with your new user account in the appropriate fields.

   An entry in the **Description** field is optional.
3. If you have available roles that can be assigned to the new user, under **Member**, select a role and click **OK**.

   The role you assigned to the user appears in the right pane under **Assigned**.
4. Click **OK** to save your new user account and exit the Add User dialog box.

   The name of the user you added appears in the list of available users.


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