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• Introduction
• Getting started
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• Working with group members
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  • Status window
• Options
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• Administrator's guide
  • How to set up a manager
  • Installation
  • Administration
  • Available columns
• Troubleshooting

Options - Advanced

Configure domain and user settings.

1. Use current user's domain. This is selected by default.
2. Enter domain controller information. You can enter:
   • A single domain name (e.g., yourdomain.local)
   • A single domain controller IP address (e.g., 192.168.1.10)
   • Multiple domain controllers, separated by commas (e.g., 192.168.1.10, 192.168.1.11, dc3.yourdomain.local)
   Using multiple domain controllers provides fault tolerance if one controller becomes unavailable.
3. Test Connection button. Click this to verify connectivity to your specified domain controller(s).
4. Use current user's credentials. This is selected by default.
5. Username.
6. Password.
7. Save credentials in Windows Credential Manager. This is the safest and recommended way to save credentials.

NB: If you make any changes to this section, they will only come into effect the next time the program is launched.