28.4 How to view groups and users?

Users create files or launch programs, and these files and programs are associated with a primary or secondary group. A user who is a part of the group can access these files and programs if necessary permissions are granted.

Browse and select containers that contain the workstations.

Select the workstations, click the More actions button , and then click Manage groups. A list of LUM-enabled groups are displayed. You can remove groups and view users that are part of the group.

Column Name	Description
Name	The name of the group.
Users	The number of LUM-enabled users that are part of the group.
Container	The container (O or OU) to which the group belongs. This container can be different than the workstation’s container.
Workstation	The group is part of this workstation.

Select a group and click View users. A list of LUM-enabled users who are part of the selected group are displayed.

Column Name	Description
User	The name of the user.
Container	The container (O or OU) to which the both group and its users belong.
Primary group	The designated primary (or default) group for each user.
Secondary group	The additional groups to which the user may belong is referred as secondary group.
Workstation	The workstations to which the groups and users are associated.