Managing Virtual Groups - Check Point HARMONY R81 Administration Manual

n All Servers
n All Mac OS X Desktops
n All Mac OS X Laptops
n All Windows Desktops
n All Windows Laptops
n Capsule Docs external users - Users that are not part of the organization's Active
Directory but are registered on the Endpoint Security Management Server as an external
user. See "Working with External Users" on page 293
not part of the organization, but must be able to view documents which originated in the
organization.
n Capsule Docs internal users -Users that are part of the organization's Active Directory.
The users and computers can be added to another virtual group, or removed from a virtual
group and added to another virtual group.
If you add objects to a virtual group with an installation package, the objects are not
automatically put into these virtual groups. You must do so manually. See .

Managing Virtual Groups

Work with virtual groups in the Virtual Group branch of the Users and Computers tree.
When you create a new virtual group, you set the group type, which you cannot change.
Changes to a virtual group are saved automatically and installed immediately on the Endpoint
Security clients.
n A user or a computer can belong to multiple virtual groups
n Only computers can be added to Computer virtual groups
n You can copy users and computers to other virtual groups.
n You can remove users and computers from a virtual group
n You can copy Active Directory users, computers and members of Active Directory
groups to a virtual group.
Assign the Virtual Groups in a Policy rule, as for any other entity.
To create a new virtual group:
1. In the Users and Computers tree, click Global Actions > New Virtual Group.
2. In the New Virtual Group window:
. These are typically users who are
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Virtual Groups in Policy Rules