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# Granting Access
**This assumes a self-registering MQTT client is running and requesting access**
1. On the navigation panel, click `User`.
2. In the sidebar, click `Client Registry`.
3. Press the lock icon in the toolbar at the top right, to open (unlock) the Connectware self registration. This self registration is open for 5 minutes. The self registration is closed again automatically after 5 minutes, or when the unlocked icon is clicked again.
4. The requesting client should appear in the table.
5. Click on the table entry to inspect the client request, then click `ALLOW` to grant access
6. On the navigation panel, click `User`.
7. The newly added user should appear in the Users table.
8. As a next step, click on the table row of the user, and assign one or more `Roles` according to the instructions here: [Roles](/1-10-1/documentation/user-management/roles.md)
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