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For static and dynamic groups, members can share a common attribute from a
certificate if you use the
if the ACL uses the SSL method.
Once you create a new group, you can add users, or members, to it.
This section includes the following topics for creating groups:
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Static Groups
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Dynamic Groups
Static Groups
The Enterprise Server Administration Server enables you to create a static group by
specifying the same group attribute in the DNs of any number of users. A static
group doesn't change unless you add a user to it or delete a user from it.
Guidelines for Creating Static Groups
Consider the following guidelines when using the Enterprise Server
Administration Server forms to create new static groups:
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Static groups can contain other static or dynamic groups.
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You can optionally also add a description for the new group.
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If any organizational units have been defined for your directory, you can
specify where you want the new group to be placed using the Add New Group
To list. The default location is your directory's root point, or top-most entry.
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When you are finished entering the desired information, click Create Group to
add the group and immediately return to the New Group form. Alternatively,
click Create and Edit Group to add the group and then proceed to the Edit
Group form for the group you have just added. For information on editing
groups, see "Editing Group Attributes," on page 77.
To Create a Static Group
To create a static group entry, perform the following steps:
Access the Enterprise Server Administration Server and choose the Users &
1.
Groups tab.
Click the New Group link.
2.
Enter the required information and click OK.
3.
memberCertDescription
. Note that these will only work
Chapter 4
Managing Users and Groups
Creating Groups
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