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Local Administrative Privileges Standard - College of Pharmacy 2025

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The document outlines the Local Administrative Privileges Standard for the College of Pharmacy, detailing who is granted administrative privileges, the criteria for exceptions, restrictions on approved exceptions, and the process for requesting and appealing administrative access. It emphasizes that only designated IT staff will have administrative privileges, while others must request access under specific conditions. The document also includes guidelines for revocation of privileges, education requirements for users granted access, and a review process to ensure ongoing necessity of such privileges.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
Begin by filling out the Requester section. Enter your name, title, email, and supervisor's name accurately.
If applicable, provide details for the Administrative User section if different from the requester. Include their name, title, email, and supervisor.
Specify the device for which you are requesting administrative privileges. Fill in the make, model, serial number, and type (Desktop/Notebook/Other).
In the Primary Location field, indicate where the device is primarily used. Then enter its hostname and IP address.
Clearly articulate why administrative privileges are required in the designated area. Be specific about your needs.
Indicate how long you will need these privileges in the provided space.
Finally, review your entries for accuracy before signing and dating the Local Administrative Privileges Risk Agreement at the bottom of the form.

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