Quick Notes for Configuring the AMS Department Association Function for Synchronizing Associated Devices Only.

Solution

Complete the AMS database configuration and server setup.
Go to AMS > System Setting > Configure System, set AMS Automatic Synchronization to Disabled, and click the Update button.
Log in to Device A's Access Client Setup page and register it with AMS.
Wait until the registration is complete.
Log in to Device B's Access Client Setup page and register it with AMS.
Wait until the registration is complete.
Navigate to AMS > Access Control > Add/Edit/Delete Department, and create new departments such as Group A and Group B.
Go to AMS > Access Control > Associate Department, and choose Terminal and Department Association:
- Associate Device A with Group A and click Associate.
- Associate Device B with Group B and click Associate.
Once completed, you can begin adding users to Device A or Device B.
Users added to a device will only synchronize with the device(s) associated with the same Department.

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