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# Import computers from domain user providers in Devolutions Server

Import computers into Devolutions Server PAM vaults from domain user providers using account discovery configurations.

Administrators can import machines into their Privileged Access Management (PAM) vaults using Active Directory providers and ***Account discovery configurations*** features.

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To import machines into PAM vaults, a [domain provider](/pam/pam-with-devolutions-server/providers/managed-providers/domain-user-provider.md) must first be configured ***Administration*** – ***Pirivileged access*** – ***Providers***.
{% endhint %}

Here are the required steps:

1. Head over to ***Administration*** – ***Privileged access*** – ***Account discovery configurations***.
2. Either ***Add a new account discovery configuration*** or ***Edit*** and existing one, provided it is scanning a [Domain user provider](/pam/pam-with-devolutions-server/providers/managed-providers/domain-user-provider.md).
3. In the ***Account discovery configuration*** window, check the ***Include computers in scan*** box and click the ***Browse domain containers*** button.
4. Check the ***Computers*** container and click on ***Select***.
5. Click ***Ok*** and press the ***Start*** button to launch the newly created/edited account discovery configuration.
6. Click either on the ***View result*** button or on the number shown in the ***Results*** column. Then, check the box next to the comuters you wish to import and click on the ***Import selected computers*** button.
7. Choose the PAM vault in which to import the computers and click ***Ok***.

The machines should be added to the PAM vault in the form of entries.


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