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 Drill Down – displays a complete list of Active Directory
information that can be expanded; select check boxes to
include user(s) in the import.
 Use as a user name if found – choose an option that will designate an
AD property as the HOTPin user name. Options include:
 SAM Account Name
 Principal Name
 Email Address
 Domain and SAM Account Name
Notes:
 Once you select an AD authentication property to use as the
HOTPin name, you should use the same property as the user
name for all HOTPin accounts.
 AD user accounts that do not contain the data in the property
selected above will not be included in the list on the Select
Users screen.
 Show disabled users – check to include inactive AD accounts.
Click the Search button to compile a user account selection list in the pane on
the right.
Importing from a Text File
You will create a text file (.txt) that contains the user data you want to import.
The user information must be comma separated and formatted as follows:
 First line of the file must contain the text:
[Users]
 Each line after defines a user as:
 (user name),(full name),(description),(email),(mobile
phone),(provider),(enabled)
 The first two fields [(user name) and (full name)] are required, but
the rest are optional; the additional commas can be left out or
the field left blank.
Important: If you include some of the optional data in your text file,
you must include data or a comma for all of the optional
fields; otherwise some of your data may end up in the
wrong field once imported.
 For the (provider) field, leave blank to assign client software. For
a custom provider, use the token provider ID which can be
found in the ID column on the HOTPin|Providers page.
 For the (enabled) field, use "0" or "False" for disabled and "1" or
"True" for enabled. If the (enabled) field is not provided, it is
assumed to be true.