Option "start Server" in BOBI4.2 is not displayed - business-intelligence

I use BOBI4.2. When I access the CMC with Administrator, then go to "Servers", and right-clic on a server, I find the options "Start Server, Stop Server...".
Now, when I access the CMC with another user that belongs to the group Administrators, and right-clic on a server, I don't find these options.
Administrator:
Options displayed for Administrator
Another user:
Options not displayed for other users
Do you have any idea how I can let them appear?
Thanks in advance for your response.
Best regards.

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