Tilaa respects your privacy. We do not have default access to your server. However, in specific troubleshooting scenarios (e.g., fixing network issues or installing licenses), our support team may require temporary access.
Security Best Practice:
Never share your own
This allows you to revoke access immediately after the ticket is resolved without changing your own credentials.
Never share your own
Administrator password. Instead, create a separate, temporary user account for Tilaa. This allows you to revoke access immediately after the ticket is resolved without changing your own credentials.
Option 1: PowerShell (Fastest)
You can create the user and assign admin rights in seconds using PowerShell.
- Open PowerShell as Administrator.
- Run the following block (replace
SecurePassword123!with a strong password):
# 1. Create the user
New-LocalUser "TilaaSupport" -Password (ConvertTo-SecureString "SecurePassword123!" -AsPlainText -Force) -FullName "Tilaa Support" -Description "Temporary Support Account" -PasswordNeverExpires
# 2. Add to Administrators group
Add-LocalGroupMember -Group "Administrators" -Member "TilaaSupport"
Option 2: Graphical Interface (GUI)
If you prefer clicking through the menus, follow these steps.
1. Open Local Users and Groups
- Press Win + R on your keyboard.
- Type
lusrmgr.mscand press Enter.
2. Create the User
- Right-click on the Users folder and select New User....
-
User name:
TilaaSupport(or similar). - Password: Enter a strong password.
-
Settings:
- Uncheck User must change password at next logon.
- Check Password never expires.
- Click Create and then Close.
3. Grant Admin Rights
The user is created but has no rights yet.
- Double-click the new
TilaaSupportuser. - Go to the Member Of tab.
- Click Add....
- Type
Administratorsin the box and click Check Names (it should underline). - Click OK.
Sharing Credentials Securely
Once the user is created:
- Reply to your support ticket with the Username.
- Provide the Password securely (e.g., via a One-Time Secret link like onetimesecret.com or similar tools) to keep it out of plain-text email history.
Cleanup:
Don't forget to delete the TilaaSupport user once the support ticket is closed!
Don't forget to delete the TilaaSupport user once the support ticket is closed!