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So the scenario there is a file and you want to give the reader access to a bunch of users files, so,

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you know, you need to go to the user and do the access or go to this file permissions and add that

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user to the file permission.

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So that will be very easy and take there are hundreds.

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So adding each user to the file permission will be very difficult.

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So giving permission to a resource for each and every day is very time consuming and it's very bad.

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So making certain users into groups helps a lot.

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So what does this mean?

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Means we can group our CSC First-Year students so it may contain 200 of students into one group and

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make resource access to that group.

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So there is a file pdf and you want to do the right access to all these students instead of adding 200

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users to the file permission are you can you can group are the CAC 40 students into one group and you

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could just add the group name into this file so that are the CAC 40 students will get the right access

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to the profile.

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So very simple that adding all the users.

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So this is what we call a group grouping, similar ascertain users in the groups, makes things very

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easy and each group can to are, in fact, unique.

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Uh, there are some distribution lists that are not housesit, but we will deal with the group that

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helps because we are doing normal accurately.

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We do not want to go in depth and they are just like fundamentals.

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So each group have decided to identify uniquely.

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And also there is one problem with the groups, but there are so many groups, so, so many groups.

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And if you want to add the group to the final solution, then it will be very time consuming task disregarding

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user to the first version.

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So that is one of the disadvantage of the groups.

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So the only disadvantage arises because of the large number of groups.

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So there are many groups that are adding every group to the results will be, again, time-Consuming.

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So what we can do is we connect to those groups based around the rules, we can do this based on the

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rules and create the groups.

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So what does this mean is that we have to find a name for that.

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So this is a flag text file and we could create two groups.

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And one is for Francisco and another is for Fragonard, Scott Ritter.

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So these two groups are the how the react to this flag and flag and how they relate access to this xiaofan.

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All we need to do is add these groups to this flag, underscore REDgroup, our flag.

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I suppose I have to see you see first year students.

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I want them to only read this first, then I can add that whole group to this flag on.

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And that's the whole point for students can only read different or I can add them to this.

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I can just simply add the whole group to this group and everything will be fine if we want to change

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the position.

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So I can just move that those U.S. forces students group from this retreat to.

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And that will be very simple.

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This is called role based access because.

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You can do the users from your insurance based on the rules, because every student is equal, right?

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So it's like equal.

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There is no such priority right there that each and every student gets the same role.

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That is why it's called role based access control.

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And we consumer groups and others from their groups based on rules.

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So these students are similar rules and they have a single same access to every other student that we

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can group them and added to this group.

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So flattered to actually have the groups that is currently the.

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Now, if kids are going to be students want to access this file, I can just add the group into this

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group and that's it.

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Everyone can access this fragment.

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So that is the reason.

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But this is a role based access control.

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And there are many types of groups like a local group, the main local group and cetera.

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But we do not want to go that much, but this is just fine for security purposes.

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So we are seeing the groups now.

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Let's go to this, uh, uh, in the summer and create the new groups, uh, click on these tools and

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click on Add to their users and computers.

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So you got this these users threat, so you have this administrative user and user, one that you can

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also click on this type to filter the groups.

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So similar groups will be on the one side.

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And you can take this one click on this one.

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You can see here are the users are registered here.

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So what you want to do is right.

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Click on this and create a new group.

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And you need to, uh, put the group name, let's say see you see what one stands for and see you see

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first year students.

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And you can see here the groups going local property, you know, also to my local will be particular

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to that domain and global will be for the forest and will be any forest you can use for this.

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For the whole forest.

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You have to three more forest.

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You can have the use of this to this group.

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Uh, let's, uh, keep this as a global because we want to use this group or enter our forest and you

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can see the group of security and distribution.

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It's better to keep this as security because it will have the Assadi that is set and for distribution

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it won't it?

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So let's, uh, keep this has a good chance of default.

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And you have given the names you want.

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And now, as you can see here, the groups you see one has been formed.

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Now, rhetoric on this, uh, click on properties.

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You can also add to another group.

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You can add a group to this.

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And we have seen this as an initiative of groups.

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So for now, let's click on properties and you can see that this is the description of the group.

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You can also change this so you can click on these members.

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And if you want this group to be rough, you can add to another group and you can see the manager.

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But here you can have the description of the administrator or group head and click on these members

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and click on.

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And now you can see we need to, uh, search the users are the objects the user want.

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So I want to user one click on these check names to get the exact, uh, log on them to condoms.

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You can see the user one in brackets.

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Is there another home that is Desart.

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And click on Talk now.

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You can see this user in this.

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Now click on Apply and now see if you want to go to Mars.

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You can see the user.

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One is the member of this.

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Yes.

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You want.

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So if I perform any operation, it will affect the user.

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You can send the emails, you can put the security permissions, Firaxis permissions to this group and

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it will refer to all the leaders in this group.