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| ===User Sharing=== | ===User Sharing=== | ||
| - | If you host multiple [[ARDI databases|databases]] in **[[Open Mode|open mode]]**, your user list is shared between all of your sites. | + | If you host multiple [[ARDI database|databases]] (sites) in **[[Open Mode|open mode]]**, your user list is shared between all of your databases. |
| If you are //not// using open mode, each individual site will have it's own unique set of users. | If you are //not// using open mode, each individual site will have it's own unique set of users. | ||
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| [[Addons|Addons]] are available to add external authentication methods (such as Active Directory) to ARDI. | [[Addons|Addons]] are available to add external authentication methods (such as Active Directory) to ARDI. | ||
| - | When you enable these addons, the local list of users still continues to work in the background (ie, you'll still be able to login to all of your existing ARDI accounts). The new authentication method is added on-top to the existing user list. | + | When you enable these addons, the local list of users still continues to work in the background (ie, you'll still be able to login to all of your existing ARDI accounts). The new authentication method is added on-top of the existing user list. |
| If available, when configuring the authentication addon, you'll be given the opportunity to link the security groups from the system in question to ARDI security groups. For example, you'll be able to link the 'ARDI Administrators' Active Directory group to the 'Admin' role in ARDI. | If available, when configuring the authentication addon, you'll be given the opportunity to link the security groups from the system in question to ARDI security groups. For example, you'll be able to link the 'ARDI Administrators' Active Directory group to the 'Admin' role in ARDI. | ||
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| + | Next Section: [[user_access_levels|User Access Levels]] | ||