These requirements must be met for each wwSafe user—administrative and non-administrative.
| Requirement | Details |
| User account and credentials |
Account in Microsoft Active Directory (AD). This is used as a user’s wwSafe account. Their Active Directory user name is shown in wwSafe. The first time a user logs into wwSafe, they associate their PassKey with their account and register it with the wwSafe server by entering their Active Directory username and password. These might be the same as the username and password for Windows login. Note: A user can be an internal user such as an employee or an external user such as a client. If someone outside your enterprise will connect to your wwSafe server, add an account for that user to Active Directory. You might want to include |
| WWPass products |
A KeySet from WWPass. A KeySet is needed for each wwSafe user (administrative and non-administrative). It includes the PassKey used for authenticating into wwSafe during login from the wwSafe client or Management Utility. |