Add a User to a Group
A group is simply a collection of users together under a specific name, for example, Human Resources. When you create a user, you automatically add it to a group, but a user can be a member of an infinite number of groups.
After being added to a group, a user will inherit any administrative entitlements that the group already has.
When you add a user to a group, you are merely including the user's name as a member of the group. It is important to note that by simply adding a user to a group, you are NOT necessary, adding the user or group to a role. For example, if the role definition is Group=X and the users are placed in group X, they will satisfy that role. If the role is Group X and Session Property = Y, they may or may not satisfy the role.
For information about mapping users and groups of users to administrative roles, see Overview of Roles. You can add a user to a group two different ways:
To add user(s) to a single group:
To add user(s) to multiple groups:
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