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--- sa48-00 [2021/03/08 10:02] – [To Configure in IQX] Justin Willey
+++ sa48-00 [2026/10/01 16:08] (current) – [Introduction] Justin Willey
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-===== Configuring single sign-on / Active Directory integration =====
+===== Configuring Windows SSO (Single Sign-On) / Active Directory integration =====
 ==== Introduction ====
-It is now possible to log into IQX using Active Directory authentication. Provided a user has the required permissions and security setup, clicking on the IQX icon will log the user straight in to IQX without having to complete the login box.
+It is possible to log into IQX using Active Directory authentication. Provided a user has the required permissions and security setup, clicking on the IQX icon will log the user straight in to IQX without having to complete the login box.
 Where the user does not have rights to use an integrated log in or there is an error with the Active Directory setup, the user will be presented with standard login dialog box.
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   * **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 ====
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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.
+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.