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How to I block users from running custom commands? i can't locate this functionality. :?:

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You need to configure your Security Roles to deny execution of Custom Commands. For more details, see Grant Rights to Execute Custom Commands.

Also, you can configure the Web Interface not to display specific Custom Commands. For more details, see Disallow Certain Operations on Active Directory Objects.

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