Setting | Explanation
Realm
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A realm is a database of users with a specific name. Users can belong
to multiple realms, but any given resource is protected by a single
realm. For example, the administration and configuration resources
are protected by the "admin" realm, whereas mail is setup by default
to use another realm, named "mail".
| Group Name
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The name of a group to which zero or more users belong.
It may not contain a colon ":".
| Member Name
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The name of a user or group defined in this realm. | It may not contain a colon ":" Under UNIX, a user name is not necessarily the UNIX user name, although using the same name makes a lot of sense, especially when using the PowerWeb mail server. |
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Group Command Buttons:
Add |
Define a new group, initially with no members.
Delete
|
Delete a group from the realm.
| Find
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Find all group names that match the given wildcard pattern.
| Verify
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Verify that the group is defined in this realm.
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Member Command Buttons:
Add |
Add a member to a specified group.
The member may be either a group (in which case its name must be
enclosed in square brackets "[]"), or a user name.
Delete
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Remove the specified member from the specified group.
| Find
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Find all members that belong to the specified group.
| Verify
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Verify that the member belongs to the given group in this realm.
If the member name is a user name, then hierarchical groups are
searched recursively to determine membership.
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