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  1. Initial Configuration

Role Management

Scope: SessionAudit 1.0

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There are 3 roles in SessionAudit.

Administrators: They can use and manage all the features in the application. SessionAudit is the manager.

Report Operators: It is used to receive, export and send SessionAudit reports as e-mail. It has no administrative authority.

Restricted Users: Users and groups that do not want to log on to SessionAudit client should be added to this role. Rather than this role, it is used to identify especially joint accounts or groups they are members of, which are blocked from access.

  1. Select Administrators, then click Add user,

  2. Select domain from FQDN List,

  3. In the sarch users and groups field enter at least 3 characters and press the Search button.

  4. Select the appropriate user or group from the incoming list and press the Add button.

You can follow these steps for other administrators and report operators.