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Grouper Training End Users Admin UI – Part 5

Grouper Training End Users Admin UI – Part 5. Shilen Patel Duke University. This work licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 3.0 Unported License. Contents. Groups Composite groups Group types addIncludeExclude group type Attributes Audit log. Composite groups.

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Grouper Training End Users Admin UI – Part 5

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  1. Grouper TrainingEnd UsersAdmin UI – Part 5 Shilen Patel Duke University This work licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 3.0 Unported License.

  2. Contents • Groups • Composite groups • Group types • addIncludeExclude group type • Attributes • Audit log

  3. Composite groups • Three types • Union • Intersection • Complement • To make a new composite group, the left group and right group must be in your Group workspace.

  4. Composite groups (continued) • To convert an ordinary group into a composite group: • Add the left and right groups into your Group workspace. • Click on the “Manage members” link. • Click on the “Create composite group” link. • If the group has direct members, they will be removed. • Select the left group, right group, and composite type.

  5. Group types Groups can have group types associated with them allowing the groups to have additional capabilities. Some built-in group types facilitate in creating other groups to make the group easier to manage. Other group types allow attributes to be added to the group.

  6. addIncludeExclude group type • Built-in group type; not enabled by default. • Facilities in creating include and exclude groups. • Click on “Edit group” to add group types. • Example: • Staff • Staff excludes • Staff includes • Staff system of record • Staff system of record and includes

  7. Attributes • As of Grouper 2.1, there are 2 different attribute frameworks. • The newer attribute framework cannot be managed in the Admin UI. • The older attribute framework can be managed in the Admin UI. • After adding a group type with attributes associated with it to a group, you will see an “Edit attributes” link.

  8. Audit log If you have the ADMIN privilege on a group, you can view its audit log. Click on the “Audit log” link. You can filter by date and sort.

  9. Quiz Click on the quiz link in the video description to reinforce your knowledge of this topic.

  10. Thanks! • Further information: • Infosheets, mailing lists, wiki, downloads, etc.:www.internet2.edu/grouper • Grouper demo server:grouperdemo.internet2.edu/ • Grouper Online Training Home:spaces.internet2.edu/x/IIGfAQ This work licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 3.0 Unported License.

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