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Using Roles
170 Red Hat Directory Server Administrator’s Guide • May 2005
4.
Click Languages in the left pane to add language-specific information for
your group.
5.
Click OK to create your new group.
Your new group appears in the right pane.
Modifying a Dynamic Group
1.
In the Directory Server Console, select the Directory tab.
The directory contents appear in the left pane.
2.
Double-click the entry you want to modify, or select Properties from the
Object menu.
The Edit Group dialog box appears.
3.
Make your changes to the group information. Click OK.
To view your changes, go to the View menu, and select Refresh.
Using Roles
Roles are a new entry grouping mechanism that unify the static and dynamic
groups described in the previous sections. Roles are designed to be more efficient
and easier to use for applications. For example, an application can locate the role
of an entry, rather than select a group and browse the members list.
This section contains the following topics:
• About Roles
• Managing Roles Using the Console
• Managing Roles Using the Command-Line
NOTE The Console for managing dynamic groups may not display all
possible selections during a search operation if there is no VLV
index for users' search.
You may notice this problem only when the number of users is 1000
or more and there is no VLV index for search. To work around the
problem, create a VLV index for the users suffix with filter
(objectclass=person)
and scope
sub-tree
.