Active directory users are given the same access level to all managed
HNAS servers.
5. Click OK to save the group.
The SMU will perform a test to check the group exists in Active Directory
and displays warning if it is not, giving the user the opportunity to
modify the group.
Any information, warnings and errors related to Active Directory
configuration or authentication are logged to /var/opt/smu/log/mgr/
mgr.log and /var/opt/smu/log/mgr/security.log
On returning to Active Directory Groups page, the current list of
configured groups is displayed.
6. Click the details button in the right-hand column to view details of a
previously defined group.
When displaying the group details, the SMU checks that the group exists
in Active Directory and displays a warning if it does not exist or if it could
not access an Active Directory server. The user level cannot be modified
once the group has been added. In order to modify the user level, the
group would have to be deleted, then added again. Click the cancel
button to return to the Active Directory Groups page.
The following table describes the fields on this page:
Field/Item
Description
Group Name Name of group that details are provided for.
Group Distinguished Name The LDAP root location for users and groups. The name is
recommended to contain just the domain components.
User Level for Group
Members
The user levels that can be assigned to group members are the
same as those that can be assigned to local or RADIUS users
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