• SonicOS 7.0
• Anti-Spam
  • About Anti-Spam
    • What is Anti-Spam?
    • Benefits
  • How Does the Anti-Spam Service Work?
    • GRID Network
      • Benefits
      • GRID Connection Management with Sender IP Reputation and Connection Management Precedence Order
    • Address and Service Objects
      • Objects Created When the Anti-Spam Service is Enabled
  • Purchasing an Anti-Spam License
• Status
• Settings
  • Activating Anti-Spam
  • Installing the Junk Store
  • Configuring Email Threat Categories
  • Configuring Access Lists
    • Configuring User-defined Access Lists
    • Adding a Host to the Access Lists
  • Configuring Advanced Settings
• Relay Domains
  • About Open Relay
  • Listing Allowed Relay Domains
• Junk Box Messages
  • Information Displayed in the Junk Box Messages Table
  • Managing Junk Box Messages
• Junk Box Settings
• Junk Box Summary
  • Managing the Junk Box Summary
• User View Setup
  • Configuring User View Setup
• Address Books
  • About the Tabs
    • Allowed Lists
    • Blocked Lists
  • Adding Items to the Allowed or Blocked List
  • Deleting Items from the Allowed or Blocked List
  • Importing Address Book Entries
  • Exporting Address Book Entries
  • Searching the Allowed and Blocked Lists
• Manage Users
  • Updating the User Table
  • Enabling Non-LDAP User Authentication
  • Viewing Users
    • Selecting the Type and Sever of User to View
    • Selecting a Server’s Users to View
    • Finding a User
  • Adding Users
    • Adding Users Manually to the User Table
    • Importing Users to the User Table
  • Signing In as a User
• LDAP Configuration
  • Adding an LDAP Server
    • Configuring LDAP Queries
    • Adding LDAP Mappings
  • Editing an LDAP Server Configuration
  • Deleting an LDAP Server
• Advanced
  • Downloading System/Log Files
  • Selecting Log Settings
• Downloads
• SonicWall Support
  • About This Document

Importing Users to the User Table

To import a list of users from a file

1. Click Import above the User Table. The Import Users dialog displays.

2. Select how the imported file is to be treated by selecting an Import Mode:

   • Append – Adds the users to the end of the file containing the list of approved users.
   • Overwrite – Replaces the existing users with the imported users.

3. Specify the server to be used as a source:

   • Cloud
   • GLOBAL
   • LDAP server name
4. Click Select. The Windows File Upload dialog displays.

5. Select the file to upload. It must be in this format, with a tab <TAB> delimiter between the primary address and the alias and a carriage return <CR> delimiter to separate entries:

   • primary_email1@company.com<TAB>primary_email1@company.com<CR>

   For example:

   • primary_email1@company.com<TAB>primary_email@company.com<CR>
   • primary_email1@company.com<TAB>alias1@company.com<CR>
   • primary_email1@company.com<TAB>alias2@company.com<CR>

   If the user already exists in LDAP, the entries would be:

   • primary_email2@company.com<TAB>alias1@company.com<CR>
   • primary_email2@company.com<TAB>alias2@company.com<CR>
6. Click Open.
7. Click Import.