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Adding a Login Group in an ADS Domain, About the Global View

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Adding a Login Group in an ADS Domain After you configure your DR systems within the same ADS domain, you must ensure that a login group exists and add it to the domain. Adding a login group is only possible when the DR Series system is already joined to a domain. Also, you must be logged in as a domain user that is part of an enabled login group. To add a login group in an ADS domain, complete the following: 1. Select System Configuration → Active Directory. The Active Directory page is displayed. Under Settings, "Active Directory is configured" should be displayed; if not, you must configure your ADS domain before proceeding. 2. Click Add Login Group on the options bar. The Active Directory Configuration dialog is displayed. 3. In Login Group, type the name of the login group including the domain name; for example, Domain\Domain Admins. If your login group name contains spaces, you must not enclose it in quotation marks. (This differs from the equivalent CLI command.) 4. Click Add Login Group to add the login group (or click Cancel to display the Active Directory page). If the addition is successful, a confirmation message displays. Changes made to the login group take effect on the next log in attempt (no active checking is done on the group, which matches how Windows ADS works). About the Global View Page The Global View page displays a dashboard of operating statistics for all of the DR Series systems that you have added to the view. From this page, you can monitor the status of your enterprise as well as easily navigate to any DR Series system in your enterprise. Figure 9. Global View Page (DR4100 System) 92

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Adding a Login Group in an ADS Domain
After you configure your DR systems within the same ADS domain, you must ensure that a login group exists and add it
to the domain.
Adding a login group is only possible when the DR Series system is already joined to a domain. Also, you must be logged
in as a domain user that is part of an enabled login group.
To add a login group in an ADS domain, complete the following:
1.
Select
System Configuration
→
Active Directory
.
The
Active Directory
page is displayed. Under
Settings
, “Active Directory is configured” should be displayed; if not,
you must configure your ADS domain before proceeding.
2.
Click
Add Login Group
on the options bar.
The
Active Directory Configuration
dialog is displayed.
3.
In
Login Group
, type the name of the login group including the domain name; for example,
Domain\Domain Admins
.
If your login group name contains spaces, you must not enclose it in quotation marks. (This differs from the
equivalent CLI command.)
4.
Click
Add Login Group
to add the login group (or click
Cancel
to display the
Active Directory
page).
If the addition is successful, a confirmation message displays.
Changes made to the login group take effect on the next log in attempt (no active checking is done on the group, which
matches how Windows ADS works).
About the Global View Page
The
Global View
page displays a dashboard of operating statistics for all of the DR Series systems that you have added
to the view. From this page, you can monitor the status of your enterprise as well as easily navigate to any DR Series
system in your enterprise.
Figure 9. Global View Page (DR4100 System)
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