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Avocent DSView - Adding User-Defined User Groups

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Chapter 5: Managing User Accounts 151
Authentication Server - Displays the authentication server assigned to the user. See DSView
Software Servers on page 45 for more information.
Role - The role of a user-defined user group, which may be None, User, Auditor, Appliance
Administrator, User Administrator or DSView software administrator. The role column for a
built-in user group or a user-defined user group with a role of None will be empty.
Type - The type of user group, which will be Built-in or User Defined.
See Using the Customize link in windows on page 14 for more information.
To display user groups:
1. From the DSView Explorer, click Users in the tab bar.
2. From the top navigation bar, click Groups. Built-In is automatically selected in the side
navigation bar and the User Groups - Built-in window will open.
-or-
From the side navigation bar, click User-Defined. The User Groups - User Defined window
will display.
Adding user-defined user groups
If you are using DSView Internal authorization, you may add your own custom user-defined user
groups. Once a user-defined user group is created, you may add other users that use DSView
internal authentication as members.
NOTE: External user-defined user groups may be added, but their membership is not controlled by the DSView
management software.
When a user-defined user group is created, you specify the preemption level of members of the
group. See Preemption Levels on page 20 for more information.
To add a user-defined user group:
NOTE: You must have DSView software administrator or user administrator rights to add user-defined
user groups.
1. From the User Groups - User Defined window, click Add. The Welcome window of the Add
User Group wizard will appear. Click Next.
2. The Select Authentication Service window will open. This window contains a list of the names
of all authentication servers that may be used to authenticate the user group when the user logs
in. See Managing Authentication Services on page 53 for more information.
a. Click on the name of an authentication service.
b. Click Next.
If you selected DSView Internal as the authentication service, continue to step 3.
If you selected any other type of authentication service, go to step 4.
3. The Type in Internal Group Name window will open.

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