On the home page of the console, click Command Control.
In the navigation pane, click Account Groups, then click User Groups.
In the details pane, select the user group you want to modify, then click the edit icon next to the user group name.
Configure the following fields:
Name: Specify a name for the group.
Disabled: Select this check box to disable the group. A disabled user group is dimmed.
Description: Describe the purpose of this user group.
Manager Name, Manager Tel., Manager Email: Specify the name, telephone number, and e-mail address of the manager of this user group. The manager details can be used in the Compliance Auditor.
If these details have been entered in the manager’s Framework user account details, they can be entered automatically by selecting the manager’s username from the drop-down list. This option is only available if you belong to a Framework user group with the read role defined for the auth module (see Section 4.1.4, Configuring Permissions).
Users: Add or change the users you want to include in this group. You can type the user names, one on each line, or paste them from elsewhere. You can use the Sort button to sort the list of users into alphabetical order. For Windows users, specify the user name in capital letters.
NOTE:The user names must be provided in capital letters for the LDAP users who are part of the authentication domain.
User Groups: From the list of groups you have already defined, select the user groups you want to include as subgroups of this user group. You can also add subgroups to a user group by dragging and dropping the groups to the target user group in the navigation pane.
Click Modify.
You can now use this user group in rule conditions or as a script entity.