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After you create domian user accounts, you can group them to
simplify account administration. Changing a characteristic of the
group effects each domain user account in the group. There are
two steps to creating a domain group:
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Identify the domain user accounts that
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Create the domain group and add the domain
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 Step
1: Identify the group members
You must identify the Windows users who will be members of the
group. If necessary, create
a domain user account for each user.
Step
2: Create the domain group
You create a domain group by using either:
Using the net
group Command
Enter a net command in lowercase at the UNIX command
prompt on a system running the ASU software. Press the Enter key
at the end of the entire command.
To create a group called project1, enter:
# net group project1 /add
To add the peter, jen, mike, and sue domain user accounts as members to the
project1 group, enter:
# net group project1 peter jen mike sue /add
To view information about the project1 group, enter:
# net group project1
Using
the User Manager for Domains GUI
You must install the User Manager for Domains Windows-based GUIs
on the Windows NT Workstation or Windows
95 system from which you will administer the ASU software.
Follow these steps to create a group and add members to it:
- Start the User Manager for Domains GUI (
usrmgr.exe).
- Choose Select Domain... from the User menu.
A Select Domain dialog box is displayed.
- In the Domain: field enter the name of the domain in which
you want to create the group and click on the OK button.
- Choose New Global Group from the User menu.
The New Global Group box is displayed.
- Enter the name of the group and an optional group description.
To add members to the group, click on a name in the Not Members
window then clicking on the Add button as shown
in this figure.
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