Deactivate and reactivate accounts
An inactive account cannot sign in. Deactivation blocks sign-in rather than deleting the account. Reactivating it restores access.
Deactivate an account
Section titled “Deactivate an account”Use this when you need to cut off account access immediately. You cannot use it on your own account.
- Open the target account’s details from
사용자 목록(User list). - Under
접근 변경(Change access), set계정 상태(Account status) to비활성(Inactive). - In
계정 비활성화(Deactivate account), click ①비활성화 확정(Confirm deactivation).
Reactivate an account
Section titled “Reactivate an account”Restore an inactive account using the steps below. The same steps apply when someone who deactivated their own account in Settings asks to use it again. Self-deactivation signs the user out immediately and shows 계정이 비활성화되었습니다 (Account deactivated), with instructions to request reactivation.
Accounts deactivated by an administrator do not see that screen. Reopening their previous screen shows 로그인이 필요합니다 (Sign-in required), and trying to sign in again shows 로그인 요청을 완료하지 못했습니다. 다시 시도해 주세요. (The sign-in request could not be completed. Please try again). If someone reports this, check their account status first.
- Open
사용자 목록(User list) in the left-hand관리자(Administrator) section and choose비활성(Inactive) from전체 상태(All statuses). The list updates immediately. - Open the target account’s details and set
계정 상태(Account status) to활성(Active). - In
계정 재활성화(Reactivate account), click ①재활성화 확정(Confirm reactivation).
Deactivation changes only 계정 상태 (Account status). It leaves 회원 유형 (Membership type) and 관리자 접근 (Administrator access) unchanged. Reactivation therefore restores the permissions the account had before deactivation. Review both values before confirming to make sure they are still appropriate.
The list does not distinguish self-deactivation from deactivation by an administrator. Both are handled the same way. To check which occurred, find 계정 상태 변경 (Account status change) in the audit log. If the actor and target are the same person, it was self-deactivation.