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Installing is easy!
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1. Download [NoMAD Login AD](https://files.nomad.menu/NoMAD-Login-AD.zip).
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2. You can just run the installer package that includes the `authchanger` tool and be done with it. The only reason not to do this is if you have made other changes to the `system.login.console` rights.
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3. Copy the NoMADLoginAD.bundle to the /Library/Security/SecurityAgentPlugins folder.
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Now we need to configure the AuthorizationDB so that the NoLoAD bundle will load at the login window. We've provided some scripts and templates to make this easy to do and easy to undo.
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1. Open a Terminal window in the evaluate-mechanisms folder of the NoLoAD archive.
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2. Run `sudo ./loadAD.bash` to load in the code bundle. All this script does is run the security command to load in the `console-ad` file to AuthorizationDB.
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Now you should be able to logout and find yourself staring at the majesty of NoMAD Login.
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1. Download [NoMAD Login AD](https://files.nomad.menu/NoMAD-Login-AD.pkg).
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2. Install the package. This will automatically update your authorization database using the `authchanger` tool included in the package.
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### Building from source:
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Take a look in our Wiki to see how to [get started with Carthage and Xcode](https://gitlab.com/orchardandgrove-oss/NoMADLogin-AD/wikis/Development/Building-From-Source).
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