Removing Users; Creating Groups - Netscape ENTREPRISE SERVER 6.1 - 08-2002 ADMINISTRATOR Administrator's Manual

Creating Groups

server_root/https-admserv/config/dsgw-orgperson.conf
For more information, see The Manage Users Page in the online help.

Removing Users

To delete a user entry, perform the following steps:
Access the Enterprise Server Administration Server and choose the Users &
1.
Groups tab.
Display the user entry as described in "Finding User Information," on page 64.
2.
Click Delete User.
3.
For more information, see The Manage Users Page in the online help.
Creating Groups
A group is an object that describes a set of objects in an LDAP database. An
Enterprise Server group consists of users who share a common attribute. For
instance, the set of objects might be a number of employees who work in the
marketing division of your company. These employees might belong to a group
called Marketing.
There are two ways to define membership of a group: statically and dynamically.
Static groups enumerate their member objects explicitly. A static group is a CN and
contains
For static groups, the members do not share a common attribute except for the
CN=<Groupname>
Dynamic groups allow you to use a LDAP URL to define a set of rules that match
only for group members. For Dynamic Groups, the members do share a common
attribute or set of attributes that are defined in the
you need a group that contains all employees in Sales, and they are already in the
LDAP database under "
group with the following
ldap:///ou=Sales,o=example??sub?(uid=*)
This group would subsequently contain all objects that have an
tree below the "
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and/or
uniqueMembers
attribute.
ou=Sales,o=example.com
memberurl
ou=Sales,o=example
and/or
memberURLs memberCertDescriptions
memberURL
," you'd define a dynamic
:
" point; thus, all the Sales members.
.
filter. For example, if
attribute in the
uid