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How to Manually Import End-User Accounts into Web Dashboard

Jim Jessup
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Prerequisites

1. Click on the Customer you want to import accounts into

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End-User Accounts

Active Directory Only / Hybrid Environments with Microsoft Azure AD Connect

Note: Skip this section if importing from Office 365 or if you want Quickpass to sync your AD and O365 passwords. 

2. Click +ADD ACCOUNTS button

3. Select Password Sync: OFF then click the CONTINUE button

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4. Select the appropriate source to import from.

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5. If you Select Active Directory, select the Organizational Unit that contains the end-user accounts you wish to import. 

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Note: Only the organization units that contain user objects will be displayed. Also, the following Active Directory container folders will be hidden.

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6. Select the end-user accounts you wish to import then click the ADD button at the top of the window. 

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  • Note: E-mail addresses listed in the E-mail address field for the user in Active Directory will be auto detected and imported into Quickpass. Users without an e-mail address will be required to be entered after the user is imported.

The end-user account will now appear in the End-User Accounts menu. 

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Note: In this use case Microsoft Azure AD Connect will look after synchronizing the password between Active Directory and Office 365 so there is no need to import or match the account with Office 365 from Quickpass. 

***Important***: Quickpass will enhance AD Connect by automatically running the AD Connect Delta update PowerShell script whenever we detect a password reset in Active Directory or from our system. This eliminates the 15 mins time delay for AD Connect to sync passwords between Active Directory and Office 365. 

 

Local Accounts

  1. If you have selected Local Accounts to Import from, you will be shown a list of all of the Active Directory Member Computers or Standalone Computers that you currently have an Agent installed on.
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  2. Select the Computer Name you want to import the account from.
  3. Select all or some of the End User Local Accounts that you wish to import.
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  4. Click Add
  5. The account will display on the End Users list.  The Computer Name Column will display the name of the computer that the account was imported from.
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Office 365/Azure Only Accounts

  1. If you have selected Office 365 as the source to import from, you will be shown a list of all currently unmatched Office 365/Azure Accounts
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  2. Select the accounts you want to import that are Office 365/Azure Only Accounts and then select Add.
  3. The account will be shown on the screen with ONLY the Office 365 Source Indicator Column in Green
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Hybrid Environments without Microsoft Azure AD Connect

Note: Choose this option if you want Quickpass to synchronize end-user account Active Directory or Local Accounts and O365 passwords instead of using Microsoft Azure AD Connect. 

NOTE: In order for the Password Sync from Quickpass to match the Office 365 Password Policy, you must ensure that the Active Directory source Domain has a Group Policy setting that includes - Password length of 8 or more, and Complexity Enabled.  Selecting the Password Sync: ON option will force these settings changes to your Group Policy.

2. Click +ADD ACCOUNTS button

3. Select Password Sync: On for either Active Directory or Local Accounts then click the CONTINUE button

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4. If you have Selected Active Directory: Password Sync ON, select the Organizational Unit that contains the end-user accounts you wish to import. 

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Note: Only the organization units that contain user objects will be displayed. Also, the following Active Directory container folders will be hidden.

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5. If you have selected Local Account: Password Sync ON, you will be shown a list of the Member Computers, or Standalone Computers that have the agent installed.  Select the Computer Name you wish to Import from.
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6.  Select the end-user accounts you wish to import then click the ADD button at the top of the window. 

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7. You can now Match the End-user accounts with their associated Office 365 mailbox accounts. 

Note: You can match any Account with any Office 365 mailbox when manually matching

Manual Match

Drag and drop the End-user account from the left to the Drag and drop AD User box on the right hand side. 

When done click the ADD button near the top of the window. 

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Auto Match

Alternatively, Quickpass can automatically match the Account with an Office 365 mailbox account if the Display Names for the accounts match. 

To use the auto match feature click the AUTOMATCH button.

Once the matches are found you will be shown a summary screen. 

Note: Matching is done via Display Name field. If the AD and O365 Display Name match Quickpass will present these as a match. 

When done click the ADD button

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After the end-user accounts are imported you will notice that both the Active Directory or Local Status and Office 365 status dots are green.

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Note

  • When the AD/O365 Password Sync is On the email address will be taken from the Office 365 mailbox while all other user info will be taken from Active Directory. 

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  • When the AD/O365 Password Sync is Off the email address is taken from Active Directory if you are only importing an account from Active Directory or from Office 365 when only importing the account from Office 365. 

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  • For Active Directory only accounts if the email address was not in Active Directory user object email field you will need to type the email address for the user then press tab or click in another area on the page to accept it.

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