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en:how_to_synchronize_user_data_enrolled_from_the_device [2019/01/02 18:10]
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en:how_to_synchronize_user_data_enrolled_from_the_device [2021/12/17 10:00] (current)
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-Please note that the user data delete ​device ​from the device won't affect the server side user data. \\+Please note that the user data delete’ from the device won't affect the server side user data. \\
  
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-Due to the known issue, the device enrolled/​edited user data cannot be updated to the serer when the user has smart card(s), such as Access on Card or Secure Credential Card in the server DB side. This will be fixed by the next version release (2.7.2v).  ​ 
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 1. Go to the server setting and select 'All Devices(including user update from device)'​ and apply. 1. Go to the server setting and select 'All Devices(including user update from device)'​ and apply.
  
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 2. Enroll or edit users from the device. The user update succeeded logs can be seen from the monitoring logs as below. 2. Enroll or edit users from the device. The user update succeeded logs can be seen from the monitoring logs as below.
  
-- User update succeeded(BioStar):​ it refers user update event by syncing data from server to device.\\ +- User update succeeded (BioStar): it refers user update event by syncing data from server to device.\\ 
-- User update succeeded(Device):​ it refers user update event occurred at the device side. \\+- User update succeeded (Device): it refers user update event occurred at the device side. \\
  
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-Note that there can be 'Fail to save to the server DB' events when the server fails to update ​to the DB. In this case, the updated user data are only reflected on the device side. \\+Note that there can be 'Fail to save to the server DB' events when the server fails to update the DB. In this case, the updated user data are only reflected on the device side. \\
  
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