Changes for page Globale Accounts

Last modified by Sabrina V. on 2025/11/25 08:24

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edited by Sabrina V.
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edited by Sabrina V.
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  == Add global accounts ==
  {{aagon.infobox}}
--You can add a global account in the areas using the Add button.
++You can add a global account in the areas using the //Add //button.
  {{/aagon.infobox}}
--If you want to access an account via the Active Directory (//System //>// Settings //>// ACMP Server //>// Active Directory//), the action field is called //Link//. Click //Add//. A new window opens with the properties of the login information. Enter the domain, username and password that you want to use. Then decide whether you want to use encryption for the global account. You can only choose from the two options //None //and //SSL/TLS//. If you select the latter, the transmitted data will be encrypted. Additional information can be stored under the description. For example, you can use a short sentence to describe which special rights or access the domain should have (e.g. it is an account with reading rights). Tick the box under //Use static IPs //if you want to enable this option. This activates the section below: The //domain controller// and //global catalog IPs//.
++If you want to access an account via the Active Directory (//System //>// Settings //>// ACMP Server //>// Active Directory//), the action field is called //Link//. Click //Add//. A new window opens with the properties of the login information. Enter the domain, username and password that you want to use. Then decide whether you want to use encryption for the global account. You can only choose from the two options //None //and //SSL/TLS//. If you select the latter, the transmitted data will be encrypted. Additional information can be stored under the description. For example, you can use a short sentence to describe which special rights or access the domain should have (e.g. it is an account with reading rights). Tick the box under //Use static IPs //if you want to enable this option. This activates the section below: The //domain controller// and //global catalog IPs//.
  The main purpose of the two IP types is to exclude a level in the network communication, since otherwise the IP would be found and addressed on a machine. By storing the IP address, the domain controller or global catalog is addressed directly: