Make a note of the host name of the computer. In this case it is 'ABC'
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Create some local user accounts and make sure the Administrator account is active.
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Go to Directory>Domains
Click on on the top right.
In the 'Domain-New' Dialogue box, select the Identity Source that you have just created from the drop-down
It is recommended to You must match the Name, DNS Name and NetBIOS Name with the hostname of the Stand-alone machine
Click Save
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The Virtual domain will now be listed under Domains.
Remember to add this new domain to the realm associated in your Computer/Windows Logon App configuration (see Change domains in a realm)
Click on the corresponding ellipses and select Users from the menu
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Repeat the process until the list of Virtual Users match the list of local users on the PC
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Please Note: This will not work if the native Windows Cred UI is set so end users can click on the account names that appear on the bottom, left-hand side. Therefore the default Windows Cred UI must ask for a username and password, like so...
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If you need to enforce this, please follow this guide before continuing.
