update tests

data/test-by-folder.json

@@ -6191,6 +6191,13 @@
       "When deactivating users in the System Console, email address should not disappear"
     ]
   },
+  {
+    "folder": "suite/system-console/user-management/admin-control-user-settings",
+    "tests": [
+      "Admin should be able to see the User's settings on a licensed instance",
+      "User with System Manager or User manager role and edit access to user management can Manage User settings"
+    ]
+  },
   {
     "folder": "suite/system-console/user-management/new-ui",
     "tests": [

data/test-cases/suite/system-console/user-management/admin-control-user-settings/testcase-1.md

@@ -38,15 +38,43 @@ steps_hashed: null
 ### Scenario: Admin cannot see the `Manage User Settings` option on a Free edition.
 
 **Steps:**
+
 1. Log into the admin account and go to System Console > Users page.
 2. Search for User A.
 3. In the Actions Menu, verify that `Manage User Settings` is not visible.
 4. Go to User A's User configuration page.
 5. Verify that `Manage User Settings` is not visible.
 
-### Scenario: Admin can see the `Manage User Settings` option on a Professional/Enterprise edition.
+### Scenario: Admin cannot see the `Manage User Settings` option on a instance with Professional license.
+
+**Steps:**
+
+1. Log into the admin account and go to System Console > Edition and License.
+2. Upload Professional License.
+3. Go to System Console > Users page.
+4. Search for User A.
+5. In the Actions Menu, verify that `Manage User Settings` is not visible.
+6. Go to User A's User configuration page.
+7. Verify that `Manage User Settings` is visible.
+8. Verify that `Manage User Settings` is disabled.
+
+### Scenario: Admin can access the `Manage User Settings` option from user configuration page on a instance with Enterprise license.
 
 **Steps:**
+
+1. Log into the admin account and go to System Console > Users page.
+2. Search for User A.
+3. Go to User A's User configuration page.
+4. Click on the `Manage User Settings` option.
+5. Verify that a confirmation pop-up with the title `Manage User A's Settings` appears.
+6. Click on the `Manage User Settings` button.
+7. Verify that User A's settings modal is displayed.
+8. Verify the modal has a label `Admin mode`.
+
+### Scenario: Admin can access the `Manage User Settings` option from user list page on a instance with Enterprise license.
+
+**Steps:**
+
 1. Log into the admin account and go to System Console > Users page.
 2. Search for User A.
 3. In the Actions Menu, verify that `Manage User Settings` is visible.

data/test-cases/suite/system-console/user-management/admin-control-user-settings/testcase-2.md

@@ -35,31 +35,10 @@ steps_hashed: null
 
 **Step 1**
 
-### Scenario: Admin cannot see the `Manage User Settings` option on a Free edition.
+### Scenario: Users with roles `System manager` or `User manager` or `Viewer` can see the `Manage User Settings` option on a instance with Enterprise license.
 
 **Steps:**
-1. Log into the admin account and go to System Console > Users page.
-2. Search for User A.
-3. In the Actions Menu, verify that `Manage User Settings` is not visible.
-4. Go to User A's User configuration page.
-5. Verify that `Manage User Settings` is not visible.
 
-### Scenario: Admin can see the `Manage User Settings` option on a Professional/Enterprise edition.
-
-**Steps:**
-1. Log into the admin account and go to System Console > Users page.
-2. Search for User A.
-3. In the Actions Menu, verify that `Manage User Settings` is visible.
-4. Click on the `Manage User Settings` option.
-5. Verify that a confirmation pop-up with the title `Manage User A's Settings` appears.
-6. Click on the `Manage User Settings` button.
-7. Verify that User A's settings modal is displayed.
-8. Verify the modal has a label `Admin mode`.
-
-
-### Scenario: Users with roles `System manager` or `User manager` can see the `Manage User Settings` option on a Professional/Enterprise edition.
-
-**Steps:**
 1. Log into the admin account and go to System Console > System Roles page.
 2. Edit permissions for `System manager`.
 3. Under User Management, change the access settings from `No access` to `Can edit`.