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  • 1.  Universal Server Group Membership Syntax

    Posted Dec 11, 2013 08:17 AM

    Hello everyone,

    I am trying to set the Attribute and Value fields in the Group Settings -> Membership section.
    The Universal Server admin guide does not clearly state how the syntax should be. If anyone can shed some light on the syntax that is to be used for example to select:

    OU=Users,DC=ACTHolding,DC=com,DC=lb

    I have attached a screenshot to further clear which section of the GUI i am refering to.

    thanks

    ThanksGroup Membership.png



  • 2.  RE: Universal Server Group Membership Syntax
    Best Answer

    Broadcom Employee
    Posted Dec 11, 2013 09:38 AM

    Hiu elieh,

    Probably what you'll need is:

    Attribute: memberOf
    Value: OU=Users,DC=ACTHolding,DC=com,DC=lb

    You can find this using an LDAP browser such as Softerra LDAP browser or else using the ADSI Edit utility from Microsoft.

    Rgs,
    dcats



  • 3.  RE: Universal Server Group Membership Syntax

    Posted Dec 11, 2013 05:26 PM

    A quick way to get the values is to create a security group in Active Directory and add all your members.

    Create an AD group key on the SEMS server and browse to the security group and check the box and follow the prompts.

    This will automaticlly create the group under Consumers, Groups and all you have to do is add your policy.

    The group name will be the name you made for the security group.

    If you wanted to add people later to this group just add them to the security group in Active Directory and PGP will pick them up.  The user would also have to be enrolled with the server.

    Group keys are used for FileShare encryption (Netshare),  this is a quick way to get values if you don't want to use an Ldap browser and you don't have to use File share encryption.

    Thanks

    Anthony



  • 4.  RE: Universal Server Group Membership Syntax

    Posted Dec 12, 2013 06:38 AM

    Thank you both for your contribution.

    I managed to use dcats method.