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# User Status
This feature helps the administrator to identify the various status of the platform users and enable an expired user account.
* Navigate to the User Management page.
* You can see two drop-down menus.
* **Type**: It contains the following authentication types as drop-down options.
* Enterprise
* Window AD
* CA PPM
* AWS Cognito
* **Status**: It includes the following user status as drop-down options
* Active
* Blocked
* Expired
* Deleted
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*Please Note:* You can select any combination of the filter values mentioned above to display filtered/customized lists of users. E.g., The given image displays a filtered user list with all the ***blocked Enterprise users***.
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### Activating an Expired User Account
* Select **Expired** as the status option.
* A list of all expired user accounts/ groups appears.
* Click the **Activate** icon to activate a specific user/user group.
* Click the **Reset Password** option to set a new password for an activated user.
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*Please Note:*
By clicking the ***Activate*** option an expired user account can be activated. The user can use the old password. However, when the user uses the ***Reset Password*** option, the same user gets activated with a new password (In this case, the user needs to set a new password).
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