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sa48-00 [2017/07/17 17:59] – [To Configure in IQX] Justin Willeysa48-00 [2025/07/03 11:37] (current) – [Using a different database or connecting as a different user] Justin Willey
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   * **Domains allowed to connect** list (separated by semicolons) the domains you wish to allow integrated logins from.   * **Domains allowed to connect** list (separated by semicolons) the domains you wish to allow integrated logins from.
-  * **Domain group** The active Directory group that controls access to IQX+  * **Domain group** The Active Directory group that controls access to IQX
  
-Users' IQX login names must match their Windows user names. //IQX v 2.16.12 or later is required.//+Users' IQX login names must match their Windows user names.
 ==== To Configure in Active Directory ==== ==== To Configure in Active Directory ====
  
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 After connecting as the current windows user. Choose File | Change User from the IQX menu. The the usual IQX login dialog box is then shown.  After connecting as the current windows user. Choose File | Change User from the IQX menu. The the usual IQX login dialog box is then shown. 
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 +Alternatively, and this is the best method if wanting to force a database update, add the parameter **NoAuto** to the command line when starting IQX. **The parameter is case sensitive and must be the last parameter**. If using a Windows shortcut to launch IQX, the parameter should be added to the command line shown in Target field in the Shortcut tab of the Properties dialog box.  
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