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- Type the name of the user you want to have access to SQL Inventory Manager. You should enter a Windows user name in the following format: <domain\user>. SQL Inventory Manager uses Windows authentication to validate users.
- Assign a role to this user. Users can be Administrators, Users, Guests. For more information about user roles, click here.
- Check the respective box if you want this user to receive alert emails for critical issues.
- Type the respective email address where you want the user to receive alert emails.
- Click SAVE.
- You should provide the new user with the following URL: http://<ServerName>:9276 (where ServerName is the name of the machine on which you installed the SQL Inventory Manager services).
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Users must be existing Active Directory users. Newly added users should use their Windows user account with their respective passwords to log in to the SQL Inventory Manager. |
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If you have not configured your email server settings yet, SQL Inventory Manager displays the message Email settings have not been configured yet. Click here to configure sending alert emails. Click this option to configure your settings. For more information, go to Configuring your email settings for alert notifications |
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This option allows you to edit the user name, change the role, modify his/her subscription, and change the email address where they receive alerts. To enable this option, select one user from the list of users, click Edit User.
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On the Edit User screen you can change:
- User Name
- User Role
- Email address
- Alert Subscription
After you make your changes, click SAVE. 
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If you have not configured your email server settings yet, SQL Inventory Manager displays the message Email settings have not been configured yet. Click here to configure sending alert emails. Click this option to configure your settings. For more information, go to Configuring your email settings for alert notifications. |
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