Active Directory Health Profiler allows adding credentials to execute health profiles and packs under different credentials than the local logged on credential. To add credentials, users enter the username and password, and these are encrypted and stored locally. When executing a health profile or pack, users can select the credential to run the profile under.

1. Adding and Using Credentials
Active Directory Health Profiler supports executing Health Profiles/Health Packs underdifferent
credentials. Once credentials are added, you can select a credential before executing Health
Profile/Health Packs.
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By default, ActiveDirectory Health Profiler executes Health Profiles or Health Packs under the “Locally
Logged On Credential”. Ifyou wish to execute Health Profiles/Health Packs under differentcredentials,
you need to ensurethat you have added credentials to Active Directory Health Profiler. Once credentials
are added, youcan select a credential beforeexecuting a Health Profile or a Health Pack.
To add credential to Active Directory Health Profiler, click on the “Add Credentials” button as shown in
the screenshot below.
Next, enter the usernamein “DomainName.comusername” format

2. And user password.
In case you need to add multiple credentials, please repeat above steps.
Using Credential:
To executea Health Profile or a Health Pack under different credential, follow below steps:
1. Select Health Profile or Health Pack.
2. Select the credential as shown in the red circle ofthe below screenshot
3. Right Click on the Health Profile/Health Pack and then click o n the “Execute” action to execute
Health Profile/Health Pack under the selected credential.

3. Note:Active Directory Health Profiler stores credentials in an encryptedfile that is stored in .DPConfig
folder.
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