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Domain User Account Lists
User accounts can also be imported directly from TXT or CSV files. The files contain user account
information including usernames, passwords, descriptions, and email addresses.
File Format Description
TXT Create domain user account lists using a text editor. For details, see Creating a
TXT Domain User File .
CSV Create domain user account lists using a spreadsheet editor. For details, see
Creating a CSV Domain User File .
Creating a TXT Domain User File
1. Create a new file in a text editor.
2. Specify domain user information in the following format.
Username
,
Password
,
Description
,
Email
Important
• Separate values using commas.
• Ensure that the password meets the requirements for domain user accounts.
For details, see Creating a Domain User .
• Specify information for only one user on each line.
Example:
John
,
s8fK4br*
,
John's account
,
john@qnap.com
Jane
,
9fjwbXy#
,
Jane's account
,
jane@qnap.com
Mary
,
f9xn3nS%
,
Mary's account
,
mary@qnap.com
3. Save the list as a TXT file.
Important
If the list contains multi-byte characters, save the file with UTF-8 encoding.
Creating a CSV Domain User File
1. Create a new workbook in a spreadsheet editor.
2. Specify domain user information in the following format.
• column A:
Username
• column B:
Password
• column C:
Description
• column D:
Email
Important
• Ensure that the password meets the requirements for domain user accounts.
For details, see Creating a Domain User .
• Specify information for only one user in each row.
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