Groups
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Under the Groups tab, users have the ability to create various groups to accommodate specific sets of users.
To view all the groups within the realm, click on View All Groups.
Click on the New option to generate a new group.
Choose any Name you like and form the group.
Within the Settings, the Name of the Group is visible which is a required field.
You have the ability to edit the name here and then click Save to apply those modifications.
Click on Reset to discard those modifications.
Within the Attributes section, you have the ability to define any variable you require for the entire Group.
Just provide the Key, which is the variable you want to define, and then input its corresponding Value.
Click Add to save the Key-Value pair.
On the Role Mappings tab, you have the option to allocate specific roles to individual groups.
It lists all the Available Realm Roles that a user can be assigned to. It includes roles that are effectively designated but not explicitly assigned.
It consists of the Realm Roles that have already been assigned to the user.
It encompasses all Realm Role Mappings.
Certain roles may be derived from a mapped composite role.
If you want to move any of the Available Roles to Assigned Roles, select the Role and click on Add Selected.
If you want to delete any of the Assigned Roles, select the Role and then click on Remove Selected.
Client roles are namespaces designated for clients, with each client having its own namespace.
These roles are managed within the Roles tab specific to each client.
You can assign the role to a particular client by selecting the preferred option from the dropdown menu.
Under the Members tab, you can see the different users present in this Group.
When you click on the Group Name, you'll notice that various options such as Edit, Cut, and Delete become active/enabled.
By clicking on Edit, you'll be directed to the following screen, where you can change the Group Name.
Click on Save to keep these alterations, and click on Reset to discard any changes made.
Within the Attributes section, you have the ability to define any variable you require for the entire Group.
Just provide the Key, which is the variable you want to define, and then input its corresponding Value.
Click Add to save the Key-Value pair.
On the Role Mappings tab, you have the option to allocate specific roles to individual groups.
It lists all the Available Realm Roles that a user can be assigned to. It includes roles that are effectively designated but not explicitly assigned.
It consists of the Realm Roles that have already been assigned to the user.
It encompasses all Realm Role Mappings.
Certain roles may be derived from a mapped composite role.
If you want to move any of the Available Roles to Assigned Roles, select the Role and click on Add Selected.
If you want to delete any of the Assigned Roles, select the Role and then click on Remove Selected.
Client roles are namespaces designated for clients, with each client having its own namespace.
These roles are managed within the Roles tab specific to each client.
You can assign the role to a particular client by selecting the preferred option from the dropdown menu.
Under the Members tab, you can see the different users present in this Group.
To relocate a Subgroup to another Group, click on Cut.
Then, choose the specific Group where you wish to move the Subgroup and select Paste.
The Subgroup or Group will then be moved to the desired location.
To remove the Group, simply click on Delete.
