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Chapter 4, Managing Users and Groups 93
Creating Groups
Note that if you are using common name-based DNs, specify the user’s full
name. If you are using uid-based distinguished names, enter the new uid
value that you want to use for the entry.
3.
Click the Rename User button.
4.
Change the Given Name, Surname, Full Name, or UID fields as is
appropriate to match the new distinguished name for the entry.
5.
You can specify that Enterprise Administration Server no longer retains the
old full name or uid values when you rename the entry by setting the
keepOldValueWhenRenaming
parameter to false. You can find this
parameter in the following file:
server_root /admin-serv/config/dsgw-orgperson.conf
For more information, see “The Manage Users Page,” in the online help.
Removing Users
To delete a user entry, perform the following steps:
1.
Access the Enterprise Administration Server and choose the Users & Groups
tab.
2.
Display the user entry as described in “Finding User Information,” on
page 86.
3.
Click Delete User.
For more information, see “The Manage Users Page,” in the online help.
Creating Groups
A group is an object that describes a set of objects in an LDAP database. An
Enterprise Server group consists of users who share a common attribute. There
are two ways to define membership of a group: statically and dynamically.
Static groups enumerate their member objects explicitly. A static group is a CN