Configuring CygNet Groups
To manage CygNet Groups in the ACS you must be a Security Supervisor.
To Add a CygNet Group
- Using CygNet Explorer, click on the ACS in the service hierarchy.
- Click the Groups page or right-click in the service window and click View Groups.
- Right-click in the white space and click New Group to open the New Group dialog box.
- In the Group text box, type an ID for the group. The group name can be up to 64 characters. If possible, use A-Z, 0-9, dash, and underscore.
- In the Description text box, type a description for the group.
- Add the group members:
- In the Group Members area, click New to add a Security ID for the group.
- Select the Security ID Type: AD - Active Directory, CG - CygNet Group, or US - User.
- In the Group or User text box, type the group or user ID. Wildcards can be used only for a US - User type.
- Click OK.
To Add an ID to a CygNet Group
- Using CygNet Explorer, click on the ACS in the service hierarchy.
- Click the Groups page or right-click in the service window and click View Groups.
- Right-click on a member of the group and click New Group Member to open the Group Member Properties dialog box.
- Select the Security ID Type: AD - Active Directory, CG - CygNet Group, or US - User.
- In the Group or User text box, type the group or user ID. Wildcards can be used only for a US - User type.
- Click OK or click View Group… to see the Properties for Group dialog box.
To Delete a Member of a CygNet Group
- Using CygNet Explorer, click on the ACS in the service hierarchy.
- Click the Groups page or right-click in the service window and click View Groups.
- Right-click on the member to be deleted and click Delete Group Member.
- Click Yes to confirm the deletion.
To Delete a CygNet Group
- Using CygNet Explorer, click on the ACS in the service hierarchy.
- Click the Groups page or right-click in the service window and click View Groups.
- Right-click on a member of the group and click Delete Group.
- Click OK in the Delete Group dialog box.
- Click OK to confirm the deletion.

