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- Map User Groups and Security Groups
Assign User Groups to Security Groups Using the Security Wizard Page
Required only for Operator or Guest users:
Tip You can also use the Security Wizard pop-up dialog box to complete this task. See Assign User Groups to Security Groups Using the Security Wizard Dialog Box for more information.
When using the wizard main page to assign User Groups to Security Groups, note the following (see About Security Group Mappings for more information):
- The Security Group Mapping table displays the mapping that applies to the selected User Group or Security Group.
- Double-click a row or select a row and click to use the Assign User Groups to Security Groups dialog instead of the wizard main page.
- Your configuration changes are not saved until you click the Save and Close button.
Tip NNMi administrators can also use the Security Group Mappings view or command line to complete this task. See Map User Groups to Security Groups (Security Group Mapping Form) or nnmsecurity.ovpl.
To assign User Groups to Security Groups using the wizard main page:
Tip To select multiple rows, use Ctrl-Click.
- From the Security Wizard main page, select the Map User Groups and Security Groups option.
- Select a row in the User Groups table.
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In the Security Groups table, select the left arrow in the row of the Security Group you want to assign to the selected User Group.
The User Group and Security Group names appear in the Security Group Mapping table.
- Repeat steps 2 and 3 to assign each User Account you want to a User Group.
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When you finish, click the Save and Close button to save your security configuration.
Note NNMi does not save any configuration changes until you click Save and Close to save your security configuration.
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