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This opens the Computer Management window.
Expand Local Users and Groups, right-click Users and choose
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This opens the New User dialog box.
Enter the user's details and click
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For domain installations:
Create a new domain account for the Anonymous User.
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Note: If the domain uses case sensitive SQL, you must create the Anonymous Access User with
the Full name and Logon name in the same case.
Creating the IBM SPSS Data Collection user group
The Installing User, the Anonymous Access User and all scriptwriters must belong to a single
group. This ensures that these users will have access to the IBM® SPSS® Data Collection
Interviewer Server components and that Interviewer Server will function correctly. If you do not
have a suitable group already set up, you must create a new group before you install Interviewer
Server.
The notes that follow describe the process for single machine installations. The procedure
for workgroup and domain installations is similar. If you are installing Interviewer Server on
machines within a workgroup, you must create the IBM® SPSS® Data Collection user group on
all machines in the workgroup that will run Data Collection applications. If you are installing
Interviewer Server on machines within a domain, you should create the Data Collection user
group as a domain global group, unless you have two domains in your configuration, in which
case you should create the group as a domain local group. (Note that domain local groups are
supported in native-mode domains only,
Creating a new group (single machine installations)
Open Control Panel and choose:
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Administrative Tools > Computer Management
This opens the Computer Management window.
Expand Local Users and Groups, right-click Group and choose
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This opens the New group dialog box.
Enter a name and description for the group and click
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This opens the Select Users or Groups dialog box.
and then
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Create
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in mixed-mode domains.)
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Add
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New User
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New Group
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