...and now you know why to leave the default local admin account in-place. This goes for any networked system btw. Otherwise if there's a problem with AD, you lose access to everything :) That being said. Login to shell via ssh as loginuser, then su - to root. Now run the following commands. Each command on its' own separate line, hit enter after each.: cc OBJS role role REF_SuperadminRole members=['REF_DefaultSuperAdmin'] w If you prefer the builtin SuperAdmins Group instead of just the admin account, replace REF_DefaultSuperAdmin with REF_DefaultSuperAdminGroup The single line version from shell for te above would be: cc change_object REF_SuperadminRole members 'REF_DefaultSuperAdmin' Also, moved the thread to the correct forum, as this would fall under Management (Webadmin). Please post in the correct forum in future instead of General DIscussion. Thanks. :)
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