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Performing Basic User Groups Operations

Scenarios

Administrators can add users to, remove users from, modify, and delete user groups on the console.

Procedure

  1. Log in to the console.
  2. In the navigation pane, choose User Management > User Group.

    The User Group page is displayed.

  3. Perform various management operations on created user groups as needed, as described in Table 1.

    Table 1 User group operations

    Operation

    Procedure

    Description

    Creating a user
    1. Click a user group name in the user group list. The user group information page is displayed.
    2. Click Add. The Add User dialog box is displayed.
    3. Enter a username in the Available Users text box or select the usernames to be added in the Available list.
    4. Click OK.
      NOTE:
      • When the AD domain is interconnected with, users cannot be added to AD user groups, and can only be added to user groups.
      • You can add users from different domains to the same user group.
      • After a user group is authorized to use a desktop pool, if users are added to the user group, the desktop pool is not visible in the desktop list on the terminal of a user who has logged in. It will become visible only when the user logs in again.

    To facilitate user management, the administrator can add users to a user group.

    Removing a user
    1. Click a user group name in the user group list. The user group information page is displayed.
    2. On the user group information page, you can remove one user or multiple users.
      • Removing one user
        1. Click Remove in the Operation column of the desired user. The page for removing a user is displayed.
        2. Confirm the operation, and enter REMOVE or click Auto Enter.
        3. Click OK.
      • Removing multiple users
        1. Select the users to be removed and click Remove above the user list. The page for removing users is displayed.
        2. Confirm the operation, and enter REMOVE or click Auto Enter.
        3. Click OK.
          NOTE:
          • In a project interconnected with an AD domain, users cannot be removed from an AD user group, and can only be removed from a common user group.
          • To remove a user from a user group that is assigned with desktops or desktop pools, the user needs to log out and then log in again for the removal to take effect.

    The administrator can remove users from a user group on the console.

    Modifying a user group

    You can modify user group information in either of the following ways:

    Method 1:

    1. In the user group list, click Modify in the Operation column. The Modify User Group page is displayed.
    2. Modify the user group name and description as required.
    3. Click OK.

    Method 2:

    1. On the User Groups page, click the user group name. The basic information page of the user group is displayed.
    2. Click on the right of User Group Name to modify the user group name.
    3. Click on the right of Description to modify the description.

    To facilitate user group management, administrators can modify user group information on the console.

    Deleting a user group

    You can delete user group information in either of the following ways:

    • Individual deletion

      Method 1:

      1. In the Operation column of the user group, click Delete. The Delete User Group dialog box is displayed.
      2. Confirm the operation, and enter DELETE or click Auto Enter.
      3. Click OK.

      Method 2:

      1. Click the name of the user group to be deleted. The user group information page is displayed.
      2. Click Delete in the upper right corner of the user group information page. The Delete User Group dialog box is displayed.
      3. Click OK.
    • Batch deletion
      1. Select the user groups to be deleted in batches and click Delete above the user group list. The Delete User Group page is displayed.
      2. Confirm the operation, and enter DELETE or click Auto Enter.
      3. Click OK.

    Administrators can delete a specified user group on the management console.

Parent Topic: User Groups