HP Virtual Connect Flex-10 10Gb Ethernet Module for c-Class BladeSystem - Manual (Page 72)

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The following table describes the fields within the LDAP Server Settings (LDAP Groups) screen.
Field Description
Group Name The Directory Server group name. Microsoft Active Directory servers have a reverse
mapping from the user to the groups the user belongs to. To determine if the user is a
member of the group, other servers might need to combine the Group Name with a
Search Context to look up the group. To open the Edit LDAP Group window, click the
Group Name.
Starting with Virtual Connect v1.31, nested group memberships (groups that are
members of groups) are searched to a depth of up to four levels when determining
group membership.
Roles Zero or more roles (Domain, Network, Storage, Server) assigned to the group. A user
can be a member of multiple groups, in which case the roles are cumulative. If the user
is only a member of a group (or groups) with no roles, the user can log in and view the
Virtual Connect configuration but cannot make any changes. If a user is not a member
of any group, the user cannot log in.
Role Operations Permitted operations for the assigned roles. Role Operations can be edited from the
"Role Management (Role Operations) screen (on page 83 )."
Description A text description for the group
Delete Click x in the row of a group to remove it from the configuration.
To open the Add LDAP Group screen (" Add LDAP Group " on page 72 ), click Add.
Add LDAP Group
Use this screen to add an LDAP Group.
The following table describes the fields within the Add LDAP Group screen.
Field Description
Group Name This is the Directory Server group name. Microsoft Active Directory servers have a
reverse mapping from the user to the groups the user is a member of. Other servers
might need to combine the Group Name with a Search Context to look up the group,
to determine if the user is a member of the group.
Starting with Virtual Connect v1.31, nested group memberships (groups that are
members of groups) are searched to a depth of up to four levels when determining user
group membership.