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  • boutn
    Senior Tech

    500+ Posts
    • Jun 2016
    • 503

    csv import

    Any of you tried importing users via csv-file on the newer machines? (MX6070V)

    We have a new client, who has like a bazillion users, with usercodes, and they have an xls list of these...

    Not really in the mood of inserting these manually
  • mansart
    Senior Tech

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    500+ Posts
    • Apr 2009
    • 851

    #2
    Re: csv import

    Set up a "test" user on Sharp, then export it.

    Once open you will see the format the sharp requires.

    From here copy and paste customers data into the Sharp export.

    Once done import that file into the Sharp.

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    • boutn
      Senior Tech

      500+ Posts
      • Jun 2016
      • 503

      #3
      Re: csv import

      Originally posted by mansart
      Set up a "test" user on Sharp, then export it.

      Once open you will see the format the sharp requires.

      From here copy and paste customers data into the Sharp export.

      Once done import that file into the Sharp.

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      • mansart
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        500+ Posts
        • Apr 2009
        • 851

        #4
        Re: csv import

        Here is how I got it to work......

        Turn on account control......create one test user with a 5 digit PIN

        Log on to web interface as admin........export the csv file.

        id = increment up by 1
        name = user name
        search-string = initial
        login-id = user number Ex. 12345
        login-id/@encodingMethod = LEAVE BLANK
        password = user number again
        password/@encoding = LEAVE BLANK

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        Now save and import. The encryption will be done at time of import, so the next time you export you won't see "user number" 12345, it will be encrypted

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        • boutn
          Senior Tech

          500+ Posts
          • Jun 2016
          • 503

          #5
          Re: csv import

          Originally posted by mansart
          Here is how I got it to work......

          Turn on account control......create one test user with a 5 digit PIN

          Log on to web interface as admin........export the csv file.

          id = increment up by 1
          name = user name
          search-string = initial
          login-id = user number Ex. 12345
          login-id/@encodingMethod = LEAVE BLANK
          password = user number again
          password/@encoding = LEAVE BLANK

          [ATTACH=CONFIG]42028[/ATTACH]
          Now save and import. The encryption will be done at time of import, so the next time you export you won't see "user number" 12345, it will be encrypted
          thx for that

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