APIM Delegation and the Administrator account

When using the Delegation feature (delegating sign-in and sign-up), are there any special requirements for handling the Administrator account?
The Administrator user has already been added to the developer portal (when the APIM instance is initially created) – that user (ID = “1”, name = “Administrator”, email=”whatever was provided when the APIM instance was created”) isn’t a registered user in
my delegated identity service. So there are a few operations that don’t work in the portal. For example, when logged in to the developer portal as Administrator and navigating to the profile page, what is supposed to happen when clicking
the “Change account information” button? Should that button even be available for the Administrator when using delegation?

Miao,
That is exactly how I am logging in...so once the Administrator logs in (via Azure Portal -> Launch Management Console -> Go to Developer portal), what should happen when the Administrator clicks on "Administrator -> Profile -> Change Account
Information" (on the Administrator profile page in the developer portal) when delegation is enabled?
Should that button be visible at all on the Profile page when delegation is enabled and the current user is the Administrator?

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================================================== =======
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================================================== =======
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================================================== =======
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Craig,
I'm sorry - I thought I replied on this post but I didn't.
Just wanted to say thanx for taking the time to explain this to me.
Brian
On Fri, 20 Aug 2004 10:46:44 GMT, Craig Wilson
<[email protected]> wrote:
>DLU simply changes the "Administrator" accounts password in this instance.
>
>How do you know what the current "Administrator's Password"? You don't
>and you just pray DLU or something does not break.
>
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>an account that does not exist like "SQUAREPANTS".
>
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>All users will share the same profile so you get all the benefeits of the
>other system, without the risk of losing access to the box.
>
>I actually never give user's local admin rights nor do I have user's share
>profiles, but .............

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APIM Delegation and the Administrator account

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