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I have a use case for an EMA instance with multiple tenants where at least two people will need access as Tenant admin to 2 of the tenants concurrently.
How can I accomplish this if the AD ID was used inside of the first tenant?
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Hello, AJ334,
We are glad to know you are using our products.
Further information is necessary before giving you an answer.
Will you have 2 Domains?
Or you will assign the Tenant profile for 2 already existing users in Windows AD?
Will the second Tenant be set up as an AD or local account?
If the second Tenant will be a local account; just create a new Tenant ID, and it'll be different from the first.
Please provide as much information as possible.
Regards,
Miguel C.
Intel Customer Support Technician
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@MIGUEL_C_Intel Single Domain, multiple OUs. Each OU is effectively a separate tenant.
Some individuals may be responsible for multiple OUs. Consequently there would be at least one computer group per OU.
Everything has to be AD ID based.
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Hello, AJ334,
Intel® EMA provides the option to create separate Tenant administrators per Tenant Accounts. I am adding a picture and the steps.
Create the Tenant Accounts.
Then, go to the Users tab.
Select the Tenant Account.
Then, click over the New User option and create the Tenant Administrator.
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Miguel C.
Intel Customer Support Technician
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@MIGUEL_C_Intel Taking your example above. If I want to add test@home.arpa to the tenant marked lab, how do I do that?
Using your method, it will say "user name already exists" and won't let me continue.
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Hello, AJ334,
A Tenant Administrator can’t handle 2 Tenant accounts. I suggest creating 1 Tenant account and the necessary Endpoint groups. Then, create Endpoint Group Creators or Endpoint Group Users (they will work as Tenant Administrators) and finally create User Groups (let's say Sub-Tenant accounts). In this section 2 or more Endpoint Group Creators or Endpoint Group Users can manage several Endpoint groups at the same time.
Section 1.2 - Key Concepts provides the description of each role.
Intel® Endpoint Management Assistant (Intel® EMA) Administration and Usage Guide version: 1.12.1
The document is included in the EMA software zip file in the Documents folder.
Regards,
Miguel C.
Intel Customer Support Technician
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Hello, AJ334,
I hope this post finds you well.
If further assistance is necessary, do not hesitate to reply.
Regards,
Miguel C.
Intel Customer Support Technician
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Hello, AJ334,
I will gladly provide more assistance if necessary; do not hesitate to reply or create a new post.
Regards,
Miguel C.
Intel Customer Support Technician
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