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Confirm Password
Type the password again to confirm it (if there is a password). Then click to
add this administrator to the PSA.
Domain Administrator Accounts
If Domain Authentication is enabled on the Microsoft Network Settings page, administrators can be identified by
their Microsoft domain account. A list of domain user or group accounts can be configured in the PSA. This list is
similar to the entries in the Administrators group of a Windows member server.
When administrators access the PSA, they can provide their domain identity (see Single Sign-On below). If the
name provided matches an entry in the Domain Administrators list, or if they are a member of a domain group in
the list, they will be allowed access to the PSA management interface.
Note: When there is a Local Administrator account name that is the same as an account name in the Domain
Administrators list, the PSA will first attempt to authenticate the domain account first (see
Single Sign-On and Basic
Authentication below). If the password given does not match the domain account, the PSA will perform Basic
Authentication with the local administrator account.
Adding a Domain Administrator Account
To add a domain administrator account, follow these steps: