Any user who creates a group automatically becomes the owner of the group. Groups are either static or dynamic, depending on the option that you select.
If you select the
check box on the Create Group page, the group is dynamic, of the class dynamicGroup.If you create a Group on this page and leave the
check box blank, your group is static, of the class group. You can manually edit this group.If you create a group initially as a static group on this page, and later make it dynamic (
> tab > check box), iManager the extends the object to belong to the class dynamicGroupAux.NOTE:If you take the third option and if you are using RBS, you must enable dynamicGroupAux class support. Select
> > > RBS > . Select from the drop-down menu and click .Specify the objects to delete, from
, , , or , then click .Use the Settings tab to establish Identity objects and other object-related search parameters. In order to perform the search, the server uses a specific identity so that the results will always be consistent. The Identity object must have authentication credentials so the server can authenticate as the Identity object. The Identity object must have a password set.
For example, if you set the Filter to (&(title=manager)), the [Public] identity might not be able to read or compare the title or many other attributes. The Identity object must have sufficient rights to the Base dn level and below to determine dynamic group membership.
NOTE:If you create a Dynamic Group on this page, and if you are using RBS, you must enable dynamicGroupAux class support. Select
> > > > . Select from the drop-down men and click .Use the Member Query page for specifying the search criteria when you are looking for members of a group.
This feature allows spontaneous modification of members of a specified group.
This page displays the groups that you own. You can create a new group, and edit or delete an existing group.