When a new user needs access to SOLIDWORKS PDM Client on their workstation, it's necessary to add a Vault View, which is the user interface used to access files. To do this, a permission called Attach Access must be applied to the user on the server.
If you would like more information, on how Active Directory works with SOLIDWORKS PDM, please take a look at our comprehensive guide: SOLIDWORKS PDM & Windows Active Directory: A Master List.
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Editor's Note: This article was originally published in July 2016 and has been updated for accuracy and comprehensiveness.
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Danielle Irish is a SOLIDWORKS PDM Support Engineer based out of metro Detroit. She has a degree from OCC in CAD Design and Engineering. Danielle has extensive experience in customer service as well as a 10 year adventure in Automotive Engineering. Danielle enjoys challenges and puzzles, and is an avid gamer and fiber artist.
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