To learn how to create user accounts see Creating IMS User Accounts.
In addition, for Shell Users, IMS should work with SSO. This means that Users should be able to log into IMS using only their Shell Active Directory username. There are two parts to enabling SSO on an account:
Tick the Single sign on checkbox.
Input the User Name as specified in the Shell Active Directory, i.e., Europe\FirstName.LastName.
To find the domain username, the following can be done on the User's Shell PC:
Click his/her computer's Start button.
Search for "cmd".
Select "Command Prompt".
Once the command prompt is started, input "whoami".
The output of said command must be set as the User Name in IMS.
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Take Note
When the Shell Active Directory User Name changes, the IMS account needs to be updated to reflect that change, otherwise SSO will not function.