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      <description>Author: Unknown&#xA;Provision new users with access to Egnyte and assign folder permissions based on job responsibilities.&#xA;Prerequisites Administrative access to the Egnyte Web Admin Portal. The employee’s company account has already been created. The employee’s manager has provided the required folder access requirements. Background Egnyte is integrated with the company’s Single Sign-On (SSO) solution for authentication. Before a user can sign in, an account must first be created within the Egnyte Admin Portal.</description>
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