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Users Home Page

This dashboard shows User details that have been imported through discoveries into Configuration Manager. The top row of the data gives you a quick overview of the number of Active Directory Users, Azure AD Users, All Active Directory User Groups and Primary Device Users. Click through any of these dash stats to be able to load a table with all the information you have selected

All Users

### Users This table list users which have been discovered from Configuration Manager.

Users table

### User Groups This table list all the Active Directory User Groups which have been discovered from Configuration Manager.

Active Directory User Groups

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