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Adding a local account
Security Manager Help | Web, Data, and Email Protection Solutions | November 30, 2021
 
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To add local administrator accounts:
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Navigate to the page Global Settings > General > Administrators and click Add Local Account.
The Add Local Account page displays.
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Enter a valid Email address for the user.
This email address is used to send account information to the new administrator.
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Enter and confirm a Password for this user.
The password must be 8–255 characters and include at least one of each of the following:
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If certificate authentication is enabled and password authentication is disabled on the page General > Two-Factor Auth, password logon is not available for the local account.
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Under Administrator type, select either User or Application. (Added in version 8.6.3)
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Select User for administrator accounts that require access to the Security Manager. This is the standard type for all administrators.
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Select Application if the account is used to access REST API services in the Data Security module. The Application type provides permissions to perform API requests to the Security Manager.
The Email Address provided for this account will be used as the Application owner's contact. Forcepoint DLP uses this email address if there is an issue with the Application.
If you select Application, then all module access permission options on this page are disabled. The Application type grants access to the Data module by default and grants no permissions to the other modules. These permissions cannot be edited. Also, the Notify administrator of the new account via email and Force administrator to create a new password at logon options are not available.
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To send administrator emails, you must set up SMTP details on the Notifications page. Optionally, also customize the contents of the email message on the Notifications page (see Setting email notifications).
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If certificate authentication is enabled on the page General > Two-Factor Authentication:
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Click Certificate Authentication.
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Click Upload Certificate.
For more information, see Configuring two-factor authentication.
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Choose a setting under each of the available options (Web, Data, Email) to give the new administrator permissions to manage one or more of the Security Manager modules. The options available depend on the modules in your subscription.
For each module, choose whether the new administrator has:
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For more information see Security Manager administrators.
 
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The changes are saved.

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