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Introduction

In VALT, there are 3 main ways to manage users. #Local Accounts #LDAP Accounts #SSO Accounts {{Manual lvl 2 | title = Lo..."

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{{Article - Manual | content =
<h1>Introduction</h1>
In VALT, there are 3 main ways to manage users.
#Local Accounts
#LDAP Accounts
#SSO Accounts

{{Manual lvl 2 | title = Local Accounts | content = Local accounts are created and managed directly on the VALT server. These accounts do not connect to a users authentication for other applications.
*[[Password Rules]]
*[[Importing Users from a file]]
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{{Manual lvl 2 | title = LDAP Accounts | content = LDAP accounts are managed outside of the VALT system and then imported into VALT.
*[[LDAP Configuration]]
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{{Manual lvl 2 | title = SSO Accounts| content =
{{:VALT SSO}}
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	{{Manual lvl 2 \| title = Single Sign-On Accounts\| content = Single Sign-On accounts are created with the information provided by the organization's Identity Provider. This option is ideal for any organization wanting to keep accounts consistent and speed along the login process.		{{Manual lvl 2 \| title = Single Sign-On Accounts\| content = Single Sign-On accounts are created with the information provided by the organization's Identity Provider. This option is ideal for any organization wanting to keep accounts consistent and speed along the login process.
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	For information on setting up Single Sign-On, see our documentation below, or set up an SSO Discovery call with the IVS Support Team [https://ivs.help Contact the IVS Support Team]		For information on setting up Single Sign-On, see our documentation below, or set up an SSO Discovery call with the IVS Support Team [https://ivs.help Contact the IVS Support Team]

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 For information on setting up Single Sign-On, see our documentation below, or set up an SSO Discovery call with the IVS Support Team [https://ivs.help Contact the IVS Support Team]
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+{{Manual lvl 2 | title = Local Accounts | content = Local accounts are created and managed directly on the VALT server. These accounts do not connect to a user's authentication for other applications. This option is best for organizations with a few users, or for organizations that do not utilize Active Directory. Additionally, local accounts can be useful for creating accounts given to users outside of the organization.
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 *[[Importing Users from a file]]

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