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Alternatively you can install the :mod:`users_ldap` module, which manages the authentication of users in LDAP (the Lightweight Directory Access Protocol, a standard system), and connect it to several Open[nbsp]ERP databases. Using this, many databases can share the same user account details.

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Failure to create a database

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How do you know if you've successfully created your new database? You're told if the database creation has been unsuccessful. If you have entered a database name using prohibited characters (or no name, or too short a name) you will be alerted by the dialog box :guilabel:`Bad database name!` explaining how to correct the error. If you've entered the wrong super-administrator password or a name already in use (some names can be reserved without your knowledge), you'll be alerted by the dialog box :guilabel:`Error during database creation!`.

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Connect to the database \ ``openerp_ch01``\ that you just created, using the default administrator account.

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If this is the first time you've connected to this database you'll be asked a series of questions to define the database parameters:

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:guilabel:`Select a profile` : select \ ``Minimal Profile``\ and click :guilabel:`Next`.

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:guilabel:`Company Details` : replace the proposed default of \ ``Tiny sprl``\ by your own company name, complete as much of your address as you like, and add some lines about your company, such as a slogan and any statutory requirements, to the header and footer fields. Click :guilabel:`Next`.

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:guilabel:`Summary` : check the information and go back to make any modifications you need before installation. Then click :guilabel:`Install`.

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:guilabel:`Installation Completed` : click :guilabel:`Ok`.

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Once configuration is complete you're connected to your Open[nbsp]ERP system. Its functionality is very limited because you've selected a minimal installation, but this is sufficient to demonstrate that your installation is working.