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- 10.2.2 HotFix 1
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Create the CSV File

The CSV file contains the information used to create one or more Web User accounts. The first row of the CSV file is the header row and only contains column names. The column names are not case sensitive and can be arranged in any order. The following column names are valid for the CSV file:

WebUserTemplate: Specifying a template in the CSV file is optional and will override the template selected on the Import Web Users page for the given record. This can be used to import multiple Web Users with different templates in a single import.
UserName: The Web User name for the Web User account is a required field. The Web User Name must also conform to the Web User Name Policy.
Password: If the Web User Template requires a user specified password, a password meeting the Web User Password Policy must be included in this column.
PasswordAlgorithm: If the password specified is in encrypted format (hashed and base64 encoded) the PasswordAlgorithm column should be included. Supported hash algorithms are MD2, MD5, SHA-1, SHA-256, SHA-384 and SHA-512. The algorithms must be specified in upper case.
FirstName: The Web User's first name. This field is required if the Home Directory refers to the variable ${user.firstName}.
LastName: The last name of the Web User. This field is required if the Home Directory refers to the variable ${user.lastName}.
Description: The description field is limited to 512 characters and used for notes regarding the Web User.
Organization: The Web User's company. This field is required if the Home Directory refers to the variable ${user.organization}.
Email: The email address of the Web User becomes a required field if the template uses the Web User's email (for example, sending an account password). This field is also required if the Home Directory refers to the variable ${user.email}.
Phone: The Web User's phone number.
HTTPSFingerprint: If the specified Web User Template has the Authentication Type for HTTPS set to Certificate or Either, the HTTPSFingerprint column is required.
AS2Fingerprin: tIf the specified Web User Template has the Authentication Type for AS2 set to Certificate, Either, or Certificate and Password, the AS2Fingerprint column is required.
FTPESFingerprint: If the specified Web User Template has the Authentication Type for FTPES set to Certificate, Either or Certificate and Password, the FTPESFingerprint column is required.
FTPSFingerprint: If the specified Web User Template has the Authentication Type for FTPS set to Certificate, Either or Certificate and Password, the FTPSFingerprint column is required.
HomeDirectory: The Home Directory is optional. It can use the value defined in the template or can be defined in the CSV file. In either case, variables can be used to define the HomeDirectory (for example, C:\webdocs\${user.organization}\${user.name}).

Variable	Description
${user.name}	User name from the CSV file
${user.firstName}	First name from the CSV file
${user.lastName}	Last name from the CSV file
${user.organization}	Organization from the CSV file
${user.email}	Email from the CSV