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Cisco ICM Enterprise Edition Administration Guide Release 6.0(0)
Chapter 8 ICM Partitioning
Installing and Configuring ICM Partitioning
Note The domain name must start with a letter and contain only letters and
numbers. Domain refers to a set of servers and workstations grouped
together for efficiency and security. A domain is the basic
administrative unit in a server running Windows 2000. A network can
be divided into domains by any convenient method, such as by
department, workgroup, or building floor.
• User Name. Enter the Windows 2000 user name for the account.
Note ICM user names must begin with a letter and can contain only letters
and numbers. If the Windows user name contains characters other
than the preceding, remove those characters from the ICM user name.
(For example, hyphens (-), the pound characters (#) and dollar
characters ($) are not allowed in usernames.) The software appends
the user name to the Domain name to form the User group name
• Description. Enter additional information about the user, such as the name of
the person assigned to this account.
• Password. Enter the Windows password for the account. Only asterisks
appear in the field as you type.
• Change Password. Click to change your password.
Note Clicking this box enables the Password and Confirm password fields.
• Confirm Password. Enter the Windows password again to confirm that you
have typed it correctly.
• Can create other user accounts. A checkbox that specifies:
– If checked, the user specified can create user accounts for the domain
specified.
– If unchecked, the user permissions are based on Windows and/or ICM
software settings. Based on these settings, the checkbox may be checked
after you Save the new user.