Brady LOCKOUT PRO 3.0, Руководство администратора

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Managing User Groups
Each domain incorporates one or more user groups. Individual users in
that domain must be assigned to a specific user group as part of the
registration process.
TIP: One of the benefits of user groups is that you can modify procedure
templates to meet the needs of a specific group. For example, a production
group’s templates can include default wording or text formatting that creates
the best procedures for that group, while a research group’s templates can
be edited differently for their specific needs.
To add a user group:
1
In the
Administrator
window, select the domain for the new group.
2
Click the
Groups
button beneath the list of domains, groups, and users.
3
When the
Groups
window opens, type the group’s name into the
Group
Name
textbox.
4
Click the
Add Group
button.
5
When finished, click
OK
.
To delete a user group:
1
In the
Administrator
window, select the domain for the group.
2
Click the
Groups
button beneath the list of domains, groups, and users.
3
When the
Groups
window opens, the list of available groups will be
displayed.
4
Select the group from the list in the
Group Name
text box, and click the
Delete Group
button.
5
A dialog box will open asking you to confirm your action. Deleting a
group deletes all contents in that group’s folder on the server.
NOTE:
You cannot delete a group to which users are currently
assigned. You must first reassign the users to a different group. For
information on how to do so, see the procedure below “To change
a user’s group or permission level:”.
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When finished, click
OK
.