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OS Group/User
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The OS group name or the OS user name to associate with a given
set of Avaya Experience Portal user roles.
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If the OS Group/User that you enter is a valid Linux user with
user ID 0, the following warning message displays:
Warning: The specified local user ({0}) has user ID of “0” and will not be allowed to login to the EPM.
Where, {0} is the user ID that you have entered. For example, (root)
or (root, john).
If the OS Group/User that you enter is not a valid Linux group
or user, the following warning message displays:
Warning: The specified local group or user ({0}) does not exist.
Where, {0} is the Linux group or user that you have entered. For
example, (abc) or (abc, xxx).
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This column displays the names of any previously-defined group
maps as well as a text field that lets you specify a new group map
name.
If you specify a new group name, use the Assigned Roles field to select the roles to associate with this map name.
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Assigned Roles
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Displays the roles associated with the existing group maps. You
can also use the check boxes to select one or more user roles to associate
with a new group map name.
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add link
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Associates a new group map name with the selected user roles.
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del link
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Deletes the group map name along with the associated user roles.
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