In User Registration, there is an advanced option that instructs the registration code to “Generate random user passwords”.
Where are the passwords written to?
In User Registration, there is an advanced option that instructs the registration code to “Generate random user passwords”.
Where are the passwords written to?
Subject: Advanced User Registration option
As far as I know, the random password isn’t written anywhere. It’s just added to the password field when registering a user and you as the admin have to make note of it and let the user know it’s password.
Subject: RE: Advanced User Registration option
Hmm… I plan on registering 300 users this way. I’d have to write down each one? Doesn’t make too much sense; you’re better off generating your own random password in the input file.
Well, thanks for the quick reply. --JG
Subject: RE: Advanced User Registration option
In this case, you could register persons from a file, specifying a (different) password for each of them.
Have a look at the admin help, “Registering users from a text file”.
Subject: Advanced User Registration option
When you register a user locally, the information is stored in the usereg.nsf database.
I suppose if you import the users, register them, with the option to leave the users in the registration queue (Under options button), you could then make a copy of the usereg.nsf db and use it to refer to when notifying users.
I did something very similar to this serveral years back when I had to import over a 1000 users from cc:Mail.
Subject: RE: Advanced User Registration option
Huh, quite embarrassing, that I didn’t even know about this.
So, just to make a small point here: It’s userreg.nsf, not usereg.nsf. ![]()