# Add or Remove Access Tab >[!warning] >This has been tested with **XProtect Corporate**, lower editions of **XProtect** have further limitations in **Roles** and **Profiles**. This will not work with **XProtect Pro+** ![[Pasted image 20241223151641.png|600]] From the **XProtect Management Client** Go to [Security] > [Roles] then find the [Access Control] tab. - Tick to Add > **Use access control** - Untick to remove > **Use access control** ![[z_img/c0701bca10978c261572ba79af753d16_MD5.jpeg]] Other features add more access; - **View cardholders** - provides access to the Access Control list of card holders and information - **Receive notifications** - This is for when Access request notifications when enabled. ## Client.exe.config If you are using **XProtect Pro+ or below** instead update the **Client.exe.config** file. - [C:\Program Files\Milestone\XProtect Smart Client\Client.exe.config] ![[Pasted image 20250110172933.png]] As default **value** is set to [true] update this to [false] to remove the **Access Control Tab** altogether. # Door controls without access to Access control tab Create **User-defined Event** ![[Pasted image 20241223153942.png|500]] Create a **Rule** to open the **Door** ![[Pasted image 20241223154115.png|600]] In the user **Role** > [External Events] > [User-defined] > **Open-Door** - You need Read and Trigger with a time profile. ![[Pasted image 20241223154234.png]] Now you can add this **Event** as an **Overlay button** in the XProtect Smart Client. ![[Pasted image 20241223154400.png]] Or **trigger** in the sidebar ![[Pasted image 20241223154437.png]] Unfortunately, you need to follow the same setups for each door you wish to control.