Authentication Service Credentials

Select a user to run authentication services on the RPA server. The available options are:

• Use .\LocalSystem: Use the same user that runs RPA services.

  

• Use dedicated domain user : i.e., a domain user that has been created especially for this purpose. For the highest possible security, the dedicated domain user option is recommended. When this option is selected, you must provide the credentials for the selected user. You can also Browse a user name.

  

• Create new local user: i.e., the installation package creates a new local user especially for the purpose of running authentication services (for Username & Password deployments only).

  

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The next three steps are applicable to Kerberos deployments only. If you are installing with Username & Password authentication deployment, skip to the step: Connect to Database.

Connect to Active Directory

Domain: Auto-populated with the name of the domain on which you are installing the server

Connection URL: Auto-populated with the addresses of domain controllers located on the domain

• Initially, all available domain controllers are included in the Connection URL.

• Click the down-arrow to see the list of available domain controllers, and clear the checkboxes of any servers you don't want to include.

Organizational unit: Displays a list of all OUs in the Windows Active Directory. Select the OU(s) that contain your Nintex users.

NOTE: Only OUs with users are displayed.

Filter OUs by contained user: (Optional) Type a user name in this field to filter the list of available OUs to show only the one that contains a specific user, then click the Filter button to activate the filter.

EXAMPLE: You know that "RPAUser1" is one of your Nintex users, but you can't remember which OU they are in. Simply type "RPAUser1" in this field and click Filter to see only the OU that contains that user.

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