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Access Groups
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Find the relevant page by browsing arrow buttons on the Quick Access
Toolbar, or
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Use the Pages → Access Groups menu command
The Access Groups page provides:
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Reviewing the list of access groups defined to control system partitions as well as the parameters
of defined access groups, namely the assigned partitions and specific rights to control each partition by users of the access groups
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Creating a new access group to control partitions
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Editing parameters of an existed access group (intended to control partitions)
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Deleting an access group intended to control partitions from the console database
The Access Groups page is represented by the PProg by one of two possible ways to display links
between access groups and partitions assigned to them. By default, on the Access Groups page system partitions are grouped due to their linking to access groups the list of which is shown as a tree.
Another representation which can be reached through using the Pages → Access Groups → by Partitions menu command, on the contrary, combines the access groups due to their links with system
partitions and shows them on the tree of partitions.
THE PAGE FOR PARTITIONS GROUPED BY ACCESS GROUPS
The Access Groups page displaying links between access groups and partitions on the tree of access
groups (Figure 27) includes:
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The Access Groups window which contains the tree of access groups programmed in the console
database to control partitions. Each access group is displayed with a list of partitions which can
be controlled by users included into the access group. Reserved access groups #253 − #255 are
not shown in the list of access groups. To show / hide the list of partitions assigned to an access
group, click
/
. Double clicking on the root element provides folding / unfolding the entire list.
To the right at the window title there is a bar of tools as follows:
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